New Video From Jon Campos And The Incurables For Their Single Tragic Tales and Lullabies On Youtube

The San Diego based band, Jon Campos and The Incurables, have released the video for the title track off their debut EP, “Tragic Tales & Lullabies”. The video really captures the story behind the song with its powerful imagery in between takes of the Jon and the band performing. You can watch the video on YouTube.

Jon Campos and The Incurables have been professional musicians for many years and have already made their impression in the San Diego music scene. So much so, that they are going to be featured on Listen Local Radio SD Catherine Beek’s Podcast this Thursday. If, by chance, you haven’t checked out their music, you can get their debut album on iTunes and CD Baby.

Keep up with Jon and the band on their Facebook and the band’s official website www.JonCamposAndTheIncurables.com for any updates.

Debut Album On The Way From Synth Pop Trio Deep Touch! Listen To The First Two Singles On Spotify

We’re well on our way to getting that six song EP from Deep Touch later this month. The band has dropped two singles off the debut album so far, and we’ve got to say: we can’t wait to hear what they’ve got in store. The first two singles from the debut EP, which is titled One from the Basement, have been incredibly well received from the Indie Music Community.

Both singles have gotten great reviews with everyone wanting to hear more from these guys. Their most recent single, Personalities Part 2, was recently picked up by IndieShuffle and landed at the #3 spot for their “Popular Chart”. The single was also reviewed by MilkCrater and they said that the single “wastes no time before dipping into the groove. Deep Touch find the perfect artistic flourish and create a fresh sound to call their own.”.

If you haven’t checked out what the all the buzz is about, then be sure to give their first two singles a listen on Spotify. And if you love their music, they’ve got a free download of their debut single, “Taunt In Me Muse” up on Noisetrade.

Keep up with them on Facebook for any updates on their new album.

Outstanding Smooth Jazz from Jan Daley

Jan Daley has recently released some of the most noteworthy jazz of the past decade.  Her new album When Sunny Gets Blue is a phenomenal set of Great American Songbook smooth jazz tunes that Daley clearly has an emotional and personal connection with. 

After working closely with the late Jack Segal, the original writer and producer of the album’s title track, Daley inevitably holds a connection with the music that transcends the average album and this is clear throughout the work.  Her smooth jazz vocals are impressive and float atop the lush arrangements. 

If you love smooth jazz, you can download her single When Sunny Gets Blue at no cost from Noisetrade here: http://bit.ly/JD-FreeSong.  Also keep up with Jan on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/jandaleymusic/ and on her website here: www.jandaley.com/. 

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New Playlist for the New Year? Jan Daleys Smooth Jazz is Perfect For You

If you’ve spent the last few years wishing Diana Krall would release some more of that good old Smooth Jazz like Glad Rag Doll (2012), then Jan Daley’s new EP is perfect for you. Daley’s When Sunny Gets Blue (2016) is a personal EP that Daley poured heart and soul into and this is extremely apparent while listening.  As two of the premier female voices in Jazz, Daley and Krall must have something that others don’t to create music that is so emotionally engaging while remaining remarkably sophisticated.

Daley’s title track was written and produced by an old friend and mentor; the late Jack Segal. Her vocal technique and mastery of the music are clear and give the tracks a warm friendly tone. Her vocals are, as always, top notch and impressive to even the most seasoned performer. Currently, you can download the single When Sunny Gets Blue FOR FREE from Noisetrade. Don’t miss this limited time offer!

Have a Fantastic 2017!  In the meantime, keep up with Jan on Facebook and on her website.