Welcome
to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the
very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21st
century.
Another
stellar line up of artists and songs to feed your soul, featuring new music by,
Mavis Staples, Dragon Welding, and FTR… and also including great tunes by Air
Traffic Controller, Summer Fiction, The Rembrandts, JD McPherson, The Rusty
Wright Band, Peter Case, Southbound Snake Charmers, The Cynics and Diamond
Incarnation.
Rock
n Roll, Retro Pop, Blues, and alternative rock served as an emotional shot of
medicine for your soul…coming at you, on the Minstral show
The World United Music Podcast was carried
on 11 different platforms including Anchor FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket
Casts, Radio Public, Castbox, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, PodBean and
of course on our World United Music Blog. You can still find the show on
Breaker & PodBean linked below. Hey, “Catch the Wave!”
An
awesome lineup of music today that sails the seas of deep personal thoughts and
experience featuring; Phoebe Bridgers, Kane Miller, Peter Case, JD McPherson,
David Bowie, Roger Waters, Marqui Adora, David Crosby, John Lodge, Joe
Bonamassa, and Great Lake Swimmers.
More than just a podcast, World
United Music has emerged to bring you the best music being made in the 21st
century by signed, unsigned and Independent artists.
To all the Artists, be sure to
share the podcast episode with your network as it helps bring attention not
only to your work but to the work of others as well. That's what the “World
United Music” project is all about, bringing attention to all the artists who
make great music. SET: 01
Phoebe
Bridgers opens the first set with “Funeral” taken from her 2017 album “Stranger
in the Alps”.
Funeral
is a very emotive and powerful song about a teen having to deal with the
reality of death while also dealing with her own depression. The lyrics are
real and connect on a level that most of can identify with…Truly, A very hard
hitting song of life that breaks down the emotional defenses due to its realism
and shared experience.
Kane
Miller from Lakefield, Ontario, Canada follows with his Aug 31st
2018 single “All We Need”. A light acoustic song with harmonic vocal blends
that express the deep feelings of trying to hold onto a relationship that is
drifting in a different direction. A song that would have no problem fitting in
with Jim Croce and James Taylor. Big thumbs up to Kane Miller.
Peter
Case follows with “Ain’t Gonna Worry No More” taken from his 2007 album “Let Us
All Praise Sleepy John”. “Ain’t Gonna Worry No More” brings visualization and
understanding to a time in history seen through the eyes of the artist as life
and events are conveyed through exceptional lyrics and a comforting acoustic safety
blanket…a truth tellers tune that engages the listener from the first note…one
can almost see the engaged audience silently reflecting around a camp fire…
JD
McPherson closes the set with “Precious” taken from his 2015 Album “Let the
Good Times Roll”. A song about love and the overwhelming grace of its healing
powers. The Magic of “The Platters”, “Sam Cooke” and “The Drifters” come racing
back, when I hear this amazing retro 50’s song. It is powerful tune that’s soulfully
engaging…it’s hard not to sing along to a song as good as this.
And
so, a set of very real and emotionally impacting music coming at you, on the
Minstral show.
SET: 02
David
Bowie opens the second set with “Lazarus” taken from his January 2016 album
“Black Star”. I have to admit, I grieved for 3 days after David Bowie passed
away and like all his fans, I never knew the pain that he went through as a
Star which he revealed through the videos he made for the album…”Lazarus” in
particular shows us what was going through David Bowie’s mind before he died. He
was a creative genius right up to his death as the Video for the song attests. Simply
brilliant and sobering at the same time.
Roger
Waters follows with three songs from his 2017 album “Is this the Life We Really
Want”. I believe the songs are meant to be played together starting with “Wait
for Her”, then “Oceans Apart” and ending with “Part of Me Died” The songs are
poetically expressive and telling of a persons respect for life and then the
grief and anger one feels at a world gone insane forgetting its commitment to
morality where one cannot go back to sleep once awake to the lies that were
sold by evil beings. Roger Waters is a true artist and poet with a voice for
the voiceless…
Marqui
Adora closes the set with “Away” taken from their 2006 album “White Buildings”.
“Away”
Seeks to find an answer or a way to end the dark clouds that hang over us when
facing difficult times…we call out to consciousness to help us.
And
so, David Bowie, Roger Waters and Marqui Adora help us to connect the dots in
what really matters, on the Minstral show.
SET: 03
Continuing
on the theme from the last set, David Crosby opens the final set with
“Dangerous Night” taken from his 2014 album “Croz”. We truly live in dangerous
times with a world turned upside down for profit and so “Dangerous Night”
expresses our collective thoughts, anguish and worries on the issues we face
when seeing the nightmares we have awakened to.
John
Lodge follows with “Get Me Out of Here” taken from his 2017 live album “The 10,000
light years Tour”. The song is about being aware of loosing love while facing ones
fears in an uncertain future. An excellent solo effort by the Moody Blues icon
John Lodge. Incidentally, John is touring North America in October 2018 so be
sure to check out his website for more details.
The
king of rockin blues, Joe Bonamassa follows with the title track to his Sept
2018 album “Redemption”. Joe’s new album is truly one of his finest to date and
that’s, saying a lot. If you subscribe to his website and youtube channel,
you’ll be privy to lot’s of great music in what is a good solid active music channel.
About
the song, well, Many of us have been there, Down and out and looking for
redemption. An excellent rockin blues tune by the master, Joe Bonamassa.
Great
Lake swimmers close the set with “Visions of a Different World” taken from
their Sept. 03rd 2018 album “The Waves, The Wake”. Anthony Dekker creates a
harmonic vocal masterpiece to express his vision and hope for a different
world”. A very soothing song done without instruments…when we listen to the
universe, empathic melodic thoughts form in harmony to gently touch the soul…and
bring peace of mind…that is “Visions of a Different World”.
Be sure to support the artists by
going to their official websites, buying their music and joining their email
platforms. Details are in the episode description.
And
So, As we pass through Dangerous Nights, get me out of here to find Redemption
and Visions of a Different World, on the Minstral Show. See you next week
everybody.
The Minstral Show – (Episode 057)
SONGS:
SET
01
Phoebe
Bridgers – Funeral
Kane
Miller – All We Need
Peter
Case – Ain’t Gonna Worry No More
JD
McPherson – Precious (Live)
SET
02
David
Bowie – Lazarus
Roger
Waters – Wait for Her, Oceans Apart, Part of Me Died
Marqui
Adora – Away
SET
03
David
Crosby – Dangerous Nights
John
Lodge – Get Me Out of Here
Joe
Bonamassa – Redemption
Great
Lake Swimmers – Visions of a Different World
ALSO:
Be sure to support the artists by
going to their official websites, buying their music and joining their email
platforms. (See Details below.)
The World United Music Podcast was carried
on 11 different platforms including Anchor FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket
Casts, Radio Public, Castbox, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, PodBean and
of course on our World United Music Blog. You can still find the show on
Breaker & PodBean linked below. Hey, “Catch the Wave!”
The
World changed on September 11th, 2001; a day that will live on in
infamy as a nightmare, that violently shook awake a western world living in
apathy. For many, the finger of blame, that came from government and mainstream
TV & news mediums was embraced and believed without question, but for
others, it was an awakening to something far more sinister as the coming wars on
oil rich nations would prove and so a truth seeking alternative media already
up and running before that fateful day, sprung to life exponentially using the new
age of internet communication to connect the dots and feed a growing hunger for
truth via user friendly websites, chat rooms and social media.
The
music industry, which was controlled by fewer and fewer hands was also censored,
in that the bulk of mainstream TV and radio carried a disconnected corporate program
while in contrast, the internet opened up new doors for independent artists to
let out the real feelings and expressions of the people through their music.
Music
emerged via the Internet to express the conscious awakening and the discontent
people were feeling with the direction our governments and news mediums were
leading us in…throughout modern history the peoples voice can be heard through
music for moral causes and yet the mainstream airwaves played none of it…
This
weeks episode of the Minstral Show will showcase some of that music featuring,
Peter Case, Brother Speed, Jack Savoretti, Griffin House, Darling and Co,
Rachel Van Zanten, Andy White, Switchfoot, Damien Dempsey and Isaac Hayden.
SET: 01
Starting
off this musical awakening is Peter Case with “Lost in the Sky” a Psychedelic
folksy blues tune from his 2002 album “Beeline”
“Lost
in the Sky” is a fitting title to the way many of us felt in 2001 as we were
cut lose from the apathetic world after 911 to face an unknown future…however that
future came with a new age of information, discovery and awareness through the
internet…everything changed as the jolt awakened some of us to the core and into
a different state of mind while also leaving many feeling a little lost with a
lot of questions…here’s a song that not only covers the atmosphere of the time
but a song that will absorb your essence and heal the rift in consciousness. A
song that receives a 10 out of 10 from this old DJ.
Following
Peter Case is Aussie / UK band “Brother Speed” with their late 2013 single “Which
Side I’m On”…a song that seemingly expresses the frustration of the individual
and public when not listened to by society’s governments or its controllers
when questions are asked. A great song with a unique blend of psychedelic pop
and shoe gaze rock.
Following
Brother Speed is Jack Savoretti with “Lost America” taken from his 2008 album
“Harder than Easy”…”Lost America” is a song that shines the light on the chaos
and confusion of America in the aftermath of 911 by the insane political
turmoil and division that followed. A truly underrated song and album by one of
today’s very best artists.
Closing
this 4 song set is Griffin House with “Go Through it” taken from his 2013 album
“Balls”… the song expresses feelings of depression which is a common feeling
when something major happens in ones life such as a break up, loss of life, or
even an awakening to a truth that changes ones foundation…“Go Through it”
empathically helps us to expresses our feelings in an emotional healing process
as there’s no escaping emotional pain, sometimes, we just have to go through it
to heal ourselves…
And
so, The feelings of being a little lost in waking times is normal and well
expressed in music, on the Minstral Show.
SET: 02
Starting
off the second set is Noumea Caladonia Band Darling & Co with “Wrong Lines”
taken from their 2014 – 6 song EP “Close Connection” – “Wrong Lines” is a solid
Rock tune that leans into Progressive Rock and carries a strong message of what
ales the human race. Corporations drive human greed and there is no off
switch…we must save ourselves by veering away from the wrong lines if we are to
survive…
Following
Darling & Co is Rachel Van Zantan with her 2010 single “My Country” Inspired
by the Tahltan women blockading Shell in defense of the Sacred Headwaters in
northern British Columbia. The song gets to the heart of what is very wrong in
our world today…as there are no moral values in a corporate boardroom when it
comes to life. A very powerful song that upholds life, moral value and
consciousness.
Andy
White closes the set with “This is Not a Television Show” taken from his
November 2017 album “The Guilty and the Innocent”. The Irish are not afraid to
say what they feel, I know because I’m Irish; When there are injustices in this
world the Irish are usually the first to stand up for justice and so Northern
Ireland native Andy White steps up to the plate and says it like it is…wake up
my friends, because this is not a television show, pay attention and stand up
for what is morally right.
A
set of music that speaks truth to power from a strong foundation of moral
character…this is the music revolution, on the Minstral Show.
SET: 03
Switchfoot
starts off the final set with “Fading West” taken from the album “The Edge Of
The Earth”…an album filled with Unreleased Songs From The Film "Fading
West".
When
you come full circle through an awakening where the establishments illusions
fall away, and you realise that everything you were told about the world was
all a bunch of lies, hopes of thriving can shatter, leaving you with only one
place left to go, “Home”. This ones for you Michael Ruppert…may you rest in
peace my friend, your voice will carry on
Damien
Dempsey follows with “The City” taken from his 2007 album “To Hell or Barbados”
one of Dempsey’s very best songs in my opinion as he gets right to the real
heart of the solution to the worlds problems, we are all part of a family, and
we need to remember that fact if we are to move the world forward and in the
right direction.
Isaac
Hayden closes the set with his 2014 brilliant cover of One Republic’s “I
Lived”. A song about living and experiencing life the way it was intended.
Imagine if we all did that…if we just stopped living in the greedy corporate
illusion and live the way we were intended to live on this planet, as free men
and women working together as a community…it’s not too late, hope remains…live
life to its fullest with respect to others and yourself.
Be
sure to support the artists by going to their official websites, buying their
music and joining their email platforms. Details are in the episode
description.
And
now, Fading West, The City and I lived, on the Minstral Show.
Have
a great week everyone!
More
than just a podcast, World United Music has emerged to bring you the best music
being made in the 21st century by signed, unsigned and Independent
artists.
To
all the Artists, be sure to share the podcast episode with your network as it
helps bring attention not only to your work but to the work of others as well.
That's what the “World United Music” project is all about, bringing attention
to all the artists who make great music.
The
Minstral Show – (Episode 047)
SONGS:
SET
01
Peter Case – Lost in the Sky
Brother
Speed – Which Side I’m On
Jack
Savoretti – Lost America
Griffin
House – Go Through It
SET
02
Darling
and Co – Wrong Lines
Rachel
Van Zanten – My Country
Andy
White – This is Not a Television Show
SET
03
Switchfoot
– Fading West
Damien
Dempsey – The City
Isaac
Hayden – I Lived
ALSO:
Be
sure to support the artists by going to their official websites, buying their
music and joining their email platforms. (See Details below.)
The World United Music Podcast was carried
on 11 different platforms including Anchor FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket
Casts, Radio Public, Castbox, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, PodBean and
of course on our World United Music Blog. You can still find the show on
Breaker & PodBean linked below. Hey, “Catch the Wave!”
An
expressive line up of great music on this the 39th episode of the
Minstral Show featuring, Greta Van Fleet, Black Country Communion, Son Little,
Dave Kerzner, Exquisite Corp, Tom Moriarty, Peter Case, The Chemistry Set and
Ancient Cities…serving up three sets of the best music being made today while
covering a wide variety of genres from this global music revolution. SET: 01
First
up is a young band from Frakenmuth Michigan, “Greta Van Fleet” with their 2017 hard
rockin hit “Highway” taken from their double EP “From the Fires”. If you are a
Led Zeppelin fan hang on to your socks because this band not only sounds like
Led Zeppelin, they beg the question are these new Led Zeppelin tunes? Jaw
dropping rock n vocals with their own unique spirit to mirror past generations
with todays world…Greta Van Fleet are brothers Josh, Jake and Sam Kiszka with
family friend Danny Wagner…these guys really rock!
Following
Greta Van Fleet is super group Black Country Communion with “Wanderlust” taken
from their 2017 Album BCC4…an album that wakes the soul with its rockin mastery
to shake the world and remind everyone that Rock n Roll is here to stay. Glen
Hughes, Joe Bonamassa, Jason Bonham and Derick Sherinian carry the torch and
lead the way in this new age of the global airwaves.
Closing
the set is Philadelthia PA’s “Son Little” a.k.a. singer / songwriter Aaron
Livingston with “O Me O My” The version I’ll play today is the 2018 Gavin Moss
Remix version of the same song that originates from Son Littles 2017 album “New
Magic”.
O
Me O My is a soulful rockin Blues tune that faces the world through eyes that
see…while dancing the weight of that world away through its beat and movement.
A song that has captured the attention of millions of online listeners this
past year. It was an instant hit with me the moment I heard it. Hope you enjoy
it too.
SET: 02
The
concept of our second set of music, is an awakening of sorts to this dying
world of ours that begs us to find a better way to live.
Dave
Kerzner opens the set with “Stranded” taken from his 2015 progressive rock
concept album “New World” which is, in my opinion, the best progressive rock
album to come along in over 3 decades. I can’t say enough about this album
except that everyone should have a listen to the entire thing and then go out and
buy it…Dave Kerzner is awesome.
Following
Dave Kerzner is Sacramento California’s Exquisite Corp and their alternative
Rock tune “Broken Petals” taken from their 2014 album Vignettes.
BRYAN
V., ROBBY DEAN, NATHAN WEBB and ADAM RICE remind us that life is short, and not
to waste it. An excellent song with a great message. One of the best from 2014.
Closing
out the set is Tom Moriarity with “Finding a Better Way” taken from his 2013
five song EP “Snapshots of Reality”. The EP is well named and a hidden gem from
2013…Snapshots of Reality does just that, as the music and lyrics deliver
satisfying, mellow and meaningful expressions to resonate with the listener.
Finding
a Better Way is exactly what, collectively, we all need to do to make this
world a better place.
SET: 03
Our
3rd set of music brings the energetic rock n roll vibes of Peter
Case together with the doo wop pop sounds of “The Chemistry Set” and a retro
70’s pop tune from Ancient Cities. The sounds you are about to hear might
qualify as a time trip to the past. A great upbeat foot tapping set to end the
show.
“I
Shook his Hand” was first released by Peter Case in 1986 as song “A” on a 2
song 7” flexi disc with record label “Nineteen” which was actually a rock 'n'
roll fanzine from Toulouse, France that came with a flexi single inside.
Although,
I don’t have a copy of the original one, I do have a wave file which was Recorded
live at The Golden State Theater in Monterey, Ca. on March 30, 2013 with Deep
Ellum…What can I say, this is Classic rock n roll, by a great musician, and
band! Stay tuned as Peter Case Rocks the house down!
Following
Peter is “The Chemistry Set” with International Rescue from their 2016 album
“The Endless More and More”. This song is a real catchy retro doo wop 60’s pop
tune that reminds me somewhat of the exciters, the Monkey’s and the Cookies, as
it captures the nostalgic vibes of those times by the hooks and upbeat catchy waves
within its infectious matrix. Listening once is not enough. Paul Lake, David
McClain, and Dani are The Chemistry Set
Closing
out the show is North Carolina’s “Ancient Cities” with their song “Sorceress”
taken from their 2016 album “Super Moon Blackout”.
This
song belongs in the 70’s sea of pop with songs such as Hitching a Ride by
Vanity Fare, Beautiful Sunday by Daniel Boone and Love Grows where my Rosemary
Goes by Edison Lighthouse…I swear these guys must have a time machine because
they seem to be able to cover a variety of genres and time periods as if they
were there and then to bring back the ambiance and nostalgia of those times
into the 21st century. This is euphoric music for pop freaks like
myself…and I have to say that if this song was released in the 70’s it would
have gone platinum many times over. Hats off to Stephen Warwick, Justin Fedor, James
Dulin, Justin Faircloth, and Matt Branniff of Ancient Cities.
Be
sure to support the artists by going to their official websites, buying their
music and joining their email platforms. Details are in the episode
description.
And
that’ll do it for another episode of the Minstral Show, now, let’s get into
this time machine and blast off…see you next week!
The World United Music Podcast was carried on 11
different platforms including Anchor FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts,
Radio Public, Castbox, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, PodBean and of
course on our World United Music Blog. You can still find the show on Breaker
& PodBean linked below. Hey, “Catch the Wave!”
Welcome to the 7th edition of United Music mag!
Today’s featured artists are “The Rob Booth Band” from London, UK, “Billy
Pettinger” aka “Billy the Kid” from Alabama, “Michael Mazochi” from LA,
California, and “Peter Case” from San Francisco.
This week’s new music line-up is filled with Blues, folk,
Rock, and everything in between including revolutionary elements that speak to
the emotional social settings of our times. So let’s get this
music revolution started!
1.
The Rob Booth Band
The Rob Booth Band is from London (UK) (South West -
Wimbledon, Croydon, Morden) and was formed out of the famous jams at Ain't
Nothing but the Blues bar in Soho. The Band has played together for the past 10
years in the UK & Spain, and will be on the road touring in 2016. Plans
also include a studio visit with new material and a possible second album
release later this year.
Their debut album, “Can’t Stop” was actually created in 2010
but was released on Bandcamp March 16th, 2016 which gives it the new
music status in my books. The album flows with a variety of Americana blues, UK
folk / pop influences through its solid mixture of originals and cover songs.
The album centers on the insatiable pull of love, the despair of losing it and
where it can leave you…’The Cold” is the place.
Have a listen to their smooth jazzy blues hit single “The
Cold” and then check out the entire album, “Can’t Stop” below. Be sure to visit
“The Rob Booth Band” on Facebook to keep up to date with what they’re up to…and
don’t forget to give them the thumbs up.
Hailing from Vancouver BC, Canada, and now living in
Alabama, Billy Pettinger aka Billy the Kid has created some of the very best
memorable music in Alternative country / Soft Rock that this listener has
heard, and I’ve heard a great many songs in my lifetime. Billy’s latest 5 song,
almost album, “You Can Have it All” is no exception and contains a hidden
diamond with the album’s opening song, “Moving On” which to me contains the sound
and atmosphere that drew my attention to her music in the first place.
All 5 songs on “You Can Have it All” hold big potential and
will resonate with Americana, soft rock, alt country, folk fans so check out
Billy’s new, “almost album” below and then have a listen to “Thoroughfare” from
2014 and “New Orleans Night” from 2012. To me, these songs capture a certain
melancholy mood and atmosphere of an age as they reach out through music
history like a message in a bottle showing they can withstand the tempestuous
seas of time.
Be sure to visit Billy’s social links, check out more of her
great music and say hi!
Album: You Can Have it All (Released on Bandcamp April 1st,
2016)
Today’s third artist is Michael Mazochi from Los Angeles,
California. Michael weaves his creative spirit and writing abilities across
many genres putting life and meaning into all of his music. So today we’ll show
you a little bit of Michael’s world as we cover his latest music projects
including his folk rock a la Woody Guthrie, “The Cold War Sessions” and the
energetic rock n roll of “The Michael Mazochi Band".
Michael Mazochi has been pursuing the evolution of
expression for the better part of a decade. His work ranges from folk, to
country, to indie rock, to pop, to rock and roll. His more instrumentally dense
work with his band is an exploration of pop, psychedelic,
garage and good old fashioned rock n' roll while his solo work tends towards
the more intimate confessions of a solo artist.
In my opinion, everyone needs a revolution, and mine
revolves around music. So when I hear the pains of the world or the call to put
up a fight for freedom and justice and what is right, all contained in a song,
I’m an instant fan…and so I’m really pleased to feature Michael Mazochi and his
music on United Music Mag today…this is what it’s all about!
Michael’s music vibrates on many frequencies with mindful
energy and spirit to capture the listener’s heart and soul as you will hear in
the music selections below, but don’t take my word for it, go to iTunes to have
a listen to his latest album “The Cold War”.
“The Cold War” is a brilliant album that is destined to be
one of the albums of the year as it resonates with the life and times we are
living in today. ~ Stewart Brennan, World United Music
Be sure to check out Michael’s music below and at the links
provided…and be sure to drop by his social network pages to give him the thumbs
up…hey, the revolution begins with music, pass it on!
A World in Pieces – Album: The Cold War Sessions – (Released
April 8th, 2016)
Michael Mazochi lets it all out with a powerful
expression in these revolutionary times and tells us to “Put Up a Fight”…Damn
Straight!! Let the revolution begin!!
Peter Case’s work sets the bar for authenticity, passion and
imagination and spans a number of genres, including folk, blues, and rock.
Raised in Buffalo, NY, Case came to the Bay area in 1973 and worked as a street
musician and played in the seminal power pop group The Nerves, before moving to
Los Angeles to form the Plimsouls, landing a deal with Geffen Records.
The Plimsouls achieved success with the single, "A
Million Miles Away,” but broke up shortly after. Case’s 1986 solo Geffen record
revealed deep roots in folk and blues, and earned him his first Grammy
nomination for the song “Old Blue Car” as well as the Number 1 spot on the NY
Time’s 1986 Best CDs list. Six CDs later, Case earned another nomination for
Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John, a remarkable collection of songs that features
Case’s voice and a single guitar. It’s clear that Case is a major talent on the
Americana troubadour landscape.
Case’s 2010 CD, Wig emphasized the rock and blues side of
Case’s repertoire, while 2007's Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John demonstrates what
Case can do with just his voice and a guitar. With or without a backing band,
Case delivers his songs with both intense passion and introspective nuance.
HWY 62 is the latest album by Peter Case released on October
30th, 2015. The album is another masterful offering that easily
falls into a plethora of music genres including acoustic folk, blues,
Americana, alt country, and the protest categories that will please a great
number of music fans. The content of “HWY 62” is filled with memories, hard
times and brutal honesty that comes to life with this seasoned folk and blues
veteran who delivers a realistic professional air, flair and swagger with his
music…and it can be said without hesitation that the music of Peter Case stands
on its own with the pulse of the nation playing the chords…
“HWY 62 reaches deep down into the depths of the soul of a
nation to mirror the times we live in and it’s delivered by a seasoned veteran,
with total class.” ~ Stewart Brennan, World United Music
Be sure to check out all of Peter’s music and visit his
social pages to catch up with what he’s up to and where he’s touring.
Waiting on a Plane – Album: HWY 62 (Released Oct. 30th,
2015)
…And there we have another edition of United Music Mag and
what’s new in music this week.
Hey, why not be an active part of this music revolution, by
sharing this post with others…and say something like, “Pssst…there’s a
revolution brewing, Pass it on.” 8-)
Great music should be heard by everyone so this message goes
out to the artists as well…let’s make the changes we envision for the world
together...let's just do it! Music unites us all so please help spread the word about this little music mag…the little
engine that could…that can…and does support artists, musicians, song writers
and music fans. To get involved, simply share this post with your fans, as your
fans could help other artists while their fans can also help you. Keep up to
date by following what we’re up to, as I’m here to support you and your music…so share, share,
share away, keep tabs on World United Music and have a Super Day!
Best Regards,
Stewart Brennan
World United Music
* SCROLL DOWN TO THE PLAY-LISTS BELOW TO STREAM THE MUSIC
Psychedelic, Alternative, New Wave, Dark Wave – (2000 to 2019)
Psychedelic, Alternative, New Wave, Dark Wave – (2020 to 2029)
Rock, Alternative - (2010 to 2019)
Rock, Alternative – (2020 to 2021)
Soft Rock, Lite Rock, Alternative – (2010 to 2019)
Soft Rock, Lite Rock, Alternative – (2020 to 2021)
Pop Rock – (2000 to 2019)
Pop Rock - (2020 to 2021)
Folk Rock, Acoustic – (2010 to 2019)
Folk Rock, Acoustic – (2020 to 2021)
Hard Rock, Heavy Metal – (2000 to 2019)
Punk Rock, High Energy Rock n Roll – (2000 to 2019)
Southern Rock, Alt Country – (2000 to 2019)
Classic, New Age Classic
New Age Alternative
Ambient, Electronic, Relaxation
Music for the Revolutionary Mind
Welcome!
World United Music (W.U.M.) was dedicated to promoting a variety of music by Independent, Signed, and Unsigned artists. The goal of this project was to help artists gain recognition for their music by Fans across the World while also offering additional support to established artists that continue to create.
World United Music gathered the very best music and put it right here in one place to help listeners discover new music.
If you like what you hear, please consider sharing the music with friends and family.
I'm not in phase with what mainstream mediums have to offer, nor do I like being lied to. So I decided to build my own World where creativity, music, and truth prevail. Therefore I’m a photographer, Writer, Video Producer, News Reporter, Music Promoter, Radio DJ, Poet, Activist, Critical Thinker, and Problem Solver. Be sure to visit all my websites linked below for more of my world.
Posts
