So at our weekly TV night, I turned to Robert Plant and said “Robby, what do you think of that band Low” to which he answered: “It’s great music; it’s always been in the house playing away beside Jerry Lee Lewis and Howlin’ Wolf, you know.” We then went back to watching TV.

It’s 65 degrees and sunny today as “Snowtorious B.I.G.” is bearing down on the East Coast with a whole bunch of this stuff they call snow and ice.  I can’t help but think that our February Artist to Watch – Best Coast – really nailed it with their band name.  I also can’t help but

Don’t let the name Hernandez fool you.  I’ve got Irish blood pumping through these veins.  Well, 50% at least.  So imagine my excitement when selecting Two Door Cinema Club as one of our artists to watch this Month.

To kick off the new year, we bring you none other than S. Carey as this month’s Artist to Watch. Let me be the first to remove the mystery and tell you that his first name is Sean. Now that I have spoiled that, let me also tell you that he makes some incredible music.

2010 has been another great year for Ultimate Ears and the artist to watch program.  But like another helping of mashed potatoes as the holiday dinner table, we ain’t done yet. We are please to bring you the fantastic Jazz Basist Dave Holland.  Dave Holland first hit the music scene when he played with Miles

A while back while watching “So You Think You Can Dance” I heard this song that was super catchy and addicting.  But let’s not spend time looking into why I was watching this show and rather focus on the artist who produced the ear candy I heard that night.  Her name is Christina Perri and

San Diego is the land of Sun, Fun, Blink-182 and a USD kid named Bryce who is actually taller than me but I still call him a kid. Bryce and I collaborate on a lot of music related stuff and he greatly encouraged us to have a good hard look at this month’s Artist to

At 5’3” tall, I am always a big fan of small people doing big things. I’m not sure if this Month’s Artist to Watch Small Black is actually Small, but the name is enough to get me listening.  And when I did listen, I heard some very big things… Small Black just finished a breakneck

A few years ago, record label Barbes helped bring Cumbias and Chicha to the American hipster scene. Europe and Latin America were already embracing these psychedelic sounds from the Amazon and it wasn’t long before New York got on board. Brooklyn was first – and soon celebrities started beating the bandwagon. Before anyone knew it

Trampled by Turtles comes to us with one of the most unique band names ever and a sound that’s just as fresh. If you have a fear of being trampled by Turtles, as I do, I beg you to not let this stop you from checking these guys out. I also suggest you join my