“Red Letter Man” by Jason Myles Goss

Singer-Songwriter, Jason Myles Goss, will release his forthcoming album, Radio Dial, on June 17th, 2012. He enlisted the help of friends Austin Nevins (guitars) and Sam Kassirer (keys), both members of Josh Ritter’s Royal City Band. The album has a raw quality as engineer Myles Turney began with a live recording to 24-track analog tape.

Goss loves a good story and a memorable melody. Therefore, his lyrics inject meaning, his piano infuses melodies, and his guitar swells compliment his falsetto.

A common theme runs throughout Radio Dial – one in which Goss parallels the life of a boxer to the life of an artist. He shows how each is a performer at the mercy of their audience, laying everything they have emotionally and physically on the line. The most notable example is the track “Black Lights.”

Goss has previously been selected as a finalist in Newport Folk Festival Songwriters Contest and has been a two-time Regional Finalist in the Mountain Stage New Song Contest (2010 & 2011). He currently resides in Brooklyn and tours consistently throughout the US. You may download “Red Letter Man” on Goss’ SoundCloud.

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“Red Letter Man” by Jason Myles Goss

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Press Release courtesy of Sera Roadnight of MT Press

“Providence” by Tracee Perrin

Los Angeles native, Tracee Perrin has released her Debut EP Providence. The EP was tracked and produced by Daniel Dempsey (Rod Stewart, Chris Duran) and mastered by Mark Chalecki (veteran of Capitol Records). Perrin’s skills as a songwriter shine with embraced emotions and unabashed sentiment.

The title track is about escaping what binds you to your past. Piano, strings, guitar and soaring vocals combine to build an honest, sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes hopeful collection of material.

She has been compared to the likes of Sara Bareilles, Jewel, and Joss Stone.

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“Providence” by Tracee Perrin

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight, MT Press

Image courtesy of Perrin’s bandcamp page

“All These Eyes” by Joshua Ketchmark

The narrative songwriter from outside Peoria, Illinois, Joshua Ketchmark, relocated to Nashville eight years ago and has been writing and playing live ever since. He is releasing 3 EP’s this year and “All These Eyes” is the first single from the first release The Bittersweet.

Follow Joshua via M T Press on SoundCloud and watch the first EP trailer here.

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“All These Eyes” by Joshua Ketchmark

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight of M T Press

Image courtesy of Josua Ketchmark’s facebook “Karus Cruentus/List of Regrets” photo album

“Hideaway” by Eddie Grey

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Eddie Grey, along with drummer/percussionist Patrick Coggins and bass player Kevin Comden, produce a blended sound of rock, pop, and funk. The band’s 11 track release is titled The Love Thief.

Apparent musical influences include The Police, Sting, and Jason Mraz.

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“Hideaway” by Eddie Grey

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight of MT Press

Image courtsey of Eddie Grey’s official site.

“Karma than Chaos” by Peter Westheimer

Ambient musician, Peter Westheimer, has newly released his sixth album Tranzworld Express. Westheimer began his career playing violin. He then moved on to keyboards, guitar and sitar. His album Laminex Lovers is one of Australia’s known seminal pop-synth records.

Tranzworld Express features vocals by Parissa Bouas. The album is inspired by travels through Asia, The Middle East and Europe.

The worldly track “Karma than Chaos” features maestro Amir Paiss on Santoor.

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“Karma than Chaos” by Peter Westheimer

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight of Magic Tree Productions.

Image courtesy of Westheimer’s official site.

“Always You” by Michael Addison

Michael Addison began in Philadelphia, but honed his musical skills as a student at the University of Arizona. Now based in Los Angeles, CA, Addison has released Always You. The CD consists of its title track and others hits including, “Come Back to Me” and “Last Words.” Collaborators include Christine Wu (Justin Timberlake/Usher) and Ryan Hoyle (Collective Soul).

Check out the official video for “Always You.”

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“Always You” by Michael Addison

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight of Magic Tree Productions.

Image of the band courtesy of GSM Entertainment Blog, featuring Sean Winchester (Everclear), Vanessa Bryan, Grethel Bonilla, Heidi Cortez & Mombo the spider monkey.

“She Smiles Sweetly” by And All Became

Composer / guitarist Reese Richardson and poet Jonathan Humphrey have released a collaborative EP titled Throughout The Body Are Hands And Eyes, under the band name, And All Became.

“The two shared an interest in Zen, mysticism, sound art, and poetry…” ~ MT Press

Photo of Reese Richardson, taken by Piper Ferguson, courtesy of the And All Became facebook bandpage.

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“She Smiles Sweetly” by And All Became

mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight of MT Press.

“Just Take Your Time” by Olga

Singer-songwriter, Olga Wilhemine Munding, teamed up with drummer, Cody Dickinson, and the two delivered her current, heartfelt album Whatever You Want.

“This record has been a process of finding my soul again, and reminding myself of what I need to do with my life,” she says. “It really took on a life of its own, quite naturally and unexpectedly, and I am thrilled with where it has led me.”

Please have a listen to the soulful ballad, “Just Take Your Time” below.

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“Just Take Your Time” by Olga

Image and mp3 courtesy of Sera Roadnight at M T Press.

“Addicted” by Gina Sicilia

The 25 year old blues singer-songwriter, Gina Sicilia, has released her new album Can’t Control Myself. Her new tracks are defined by Magic Tree Productions as timeless Americana/Soul. Can’t Control Myself was listed in About.coms‘ “Best Blues Albums of 2011.”

On this album, you’ll find three covers: Willie Dixon’s “Crazy Bout You Baby,” Stevie Wonder’s “A Place in the Sun,” and Larry Addison’s “Member’s Only.” Sicilia’s instrumental companion throughout the album is the elegant producer and multi-instrumentalist Dave Gross.

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“Addicted” by Gina Sicilia

Image and mp3 submitted by Chase Parlee of MT Press.

“Man vs Machine” by Vinnie Ferra

Indie Folk Artist, Vinnie Ferra, released an album titled Man vs. Machine in 2010. While he works on laying down his sophomore album, Ferra is currently offering a free download of Man vs. Machine via his Bandcamp.

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“Man vs Machine” by Vinnie Ferra

Image and mp3 provided by Sara Roadnight of MT Press.