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The acoustic guitar is one of the most popular and versatile instruments in the world. It is used in many genres of music, from rock to classical and everything in between. The acoustic guitar can be a beautiful and powerful tool for creating music. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s something here for everyone. Check out the latest news, articles and videos about acoustic guitars and the world of acoustic music.
https://open.spotify.com/track/4oWfrqD8qipa7fyE3byMSd Following "Exosphere", South Florida indie band East Harbor have released another glowing single, their first of 2024. "The Cure" is the name of this acoustic-driven new song. This track marks a new sonic direction for East Harbor that is made up by Josh Dobson, Robby Savage, David Gonzales and Curtis Wright. "A lot of…
Gravas, comprised of Sum 41 drummer Frank Zummo, bass music stalwart and innovative producer Fransis Derelle, producer and engineering wizard CRaymak, and former Willows member Demitri Medina. Following the release of their debut single “Erase Me” back in August of 2023, Gravas is proud to present their new, acoustic rendition of the track. “Most songs […]
Picture an electrically charged violin that buzzes and swells as it rotates inside a compressed magnetic field. Enhanced by electronics, the acoustic instrument bustles with kinetic energy, despite being confined to a narrow enclosure.
Following the release of their debut single “Erase Me” back in August of 2023, Gravas, comprised of Sum 41 drummer Frank Zummo, Fransis Derelle, CRaymak, Demitri Medina, is proud to present their new, acoustic rendition of the track.
Impressing in a range of styles, from chamber-pop flourishes to late-night jazz and folk-ready introspection, Robot People is a gripping new album from Cole Bettles. The San Francisco-based singer/songwriter melds gorgeous production within timely thematic pursuits. Bettles notes that his debut album “derives from my fear that humans acting like robots is far more apocalyptic than robots acting human.” “I Keep Falling” opens the album with a consistent sense of momentum. Plucky string infusions and dynamic vocals, spanning from debonair contemplation to soaring whimsy, lead a radiant overall production. The title-referencing hook dazzles with glistening keys and warming acoustics, as
Blood Incantation is now streaming their new music video for "Luminscent Bridge" alongside a music video by Miles Skarin. The video heralds a new Blood Incantation record coming in 2024, though no news of that has yet surfaced. "Originally conceived as an acoustic interlude in the tradition of 'M
Chicago-based artist Bomethius presents a stirring sound on “Aida,” casting a heartfelt folk and rock appeal within an emotional thematic emphasis. The track is described as “about domestic abuse, and the sorts of relationships that keep women from knowing and being who they actually are.” String-laden chills and gentle acoustical strums complement a developing vocal sincerity, exploring the plight of being caught in an abusive relationship, which suffocates one’s light and zeal for life. “Aida you’re dying, but you don’t know,” the vocals open, capturing this sense of suffocation. “Aida” is a moving success from Bomethius, which represents the work
It is official, I have now seen Avalanche Party more than any other act. Frank Turner is a close second with David Bowie just behind him! I haven't been to gigs at Oporto very often, the last one was an acoustic set from the Murder Capital back in 2022. But before I tell you about…
“Where is the lie?” incorporates moody piano lines, debonair vocals, and erupting guitars for a memorable sound from Pleasantville. The track represents the third single from the band, which is led by Aaron David Gleason and Emma Freeman. “Where is the lie?” features production from Daniel Gleason (Grouplove), and it excels throughout — from the quaint piano/acoustic pairing past the two-minute mark, into the exhilarating guitar twangs that follow. It feels as if the piano, bass, and guitars take turns as the lead emphasis, doing so seamlessly and making for a riveting, climactic appeal throughout. — This and other tracks