Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Bubblegum #tiorrblog


 Bubblegum pop is back with a punk twist from indie artist Sarah Sunday The New Single and Music Video INK MY SKIN. The sound and style of PUNK Rock/NEW Wave infused with what was coined Bubblegum Pop that ruled the airwaves in the 80’s joins this Retro Vibe Revival with the vocal prowess of SARAH SUNDAY!  


Listen to the new track here….

https://open.spotify.com/track/53LnG75NA8PWYtBwmRcYNb




Catch the Music Video… on JDtv on Jammer.direct #musicTelevisionISback

https://jammer.direct/sarah-sunday-ink/



Inspired by a plethora of iconic female vocalist from Avril Lavigne to
Debbie Harry,Tiffany and Debbie Gibson ,  SARAH SUNDAY continues their legacy with a talent  exudes that Punk Rock Sound.   

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The short, sweet to the point background of Sarah and how she was discovered from her Manager/Producer and Songwriter …Dj Mbj ” I had written the music before I met Sarah,  believe it or not she was working at a Sephora near my home and I saw here, loved her look and just walked up to her and asked her if she can sing, she said yes, the rest is history.. Her love of Music comes from her father who was a very accomplished pianist,  Sarah takes enjoyment in a plethora of musical genres.   However Sarah is really  drawn to and has a passion for the 80’s from music to personal style.  Her music has that retro sound that is surging, the old is new again musical inclination that scends  the scene!

Follow here on Instagram and Twitter 

https://www.instagram.com/sarahsundaymusic/

https://twitter.com/sarahsundaymus2

"Treason Of The Monarchy". A review by Martina Doerner #tiorrblog





When two people meet more or less by chance on social networks and when both of them are even more than talented artists ... then this EP comes out:

"Treason of the Monarchy"

 

It's the brainchild of John Warwick, a fantastic singer/songwriter and Tim "Fishy" Fish, brilliant lyricist, songwriter and a punk out of conviction.

The result is something that nobody has expected and that in my opinion will hit like a bomb! Both are united by their love for punk music from earlier years, something that is seldom found today and so the guys decided ... back to punk, classical but also modern.

 

Palace needs a new lick of paint; I’ll take your income tax. 

Your all my fucking subjects, I'll hold you on the racks. 

Our blood blue, we're better than you, you know that 

Now chant my name, I rule this land forever, amen my lord    

(Treason of the Monarchy)

 

The EP has everything you need if you love punk rock ... and you can be sure that you will love it after you've heard it. Political issues as in " Treason of the Monarchy", the anthem of the band, Views on life with and without drugs as in " It Wasn't You', a wake up call to stand up for freedom which the song "Die Toten der Werwölfe" is about, "In the Coals", about politics or "Head in the Shed" or "They Say", a song about the need to be perfect for everyone , every song is up-to-date and a partly relentless reckoning with society, politics and everything that goes wrong in today's world.

But even if it's a socially critical EP, the wink of the eye is not neglected either, listen to "The Apprentice Has A Hard On" and you will know what I mean.

 

 

https://open.spotify.com/album/7Ioi5IPkpF6eDl6RQUuKPH?si=z2cqqK3yS5-X1zxb_pf3RA

 

 

With the unique skills of both protagonists, the cheeky, fresh writing style from Tim Fish and the great music from John Warwick, these guys achieved something very special.

Entertaining and demanding, the topics of the time in a nutshell and all that paired with an unmistakable sound of punk. Beating drums, catchy lyrics, and a guitar work that is second to none round off this ep and make it one of the best I've ever heard.

 

In order to ensure that the very young fans can also hear the music, they decided to make two radio edits: "Treason of the Monarchy" and "On the Coals".

Especially for a really big fan called #spitfirepete !

 

Links

https://www.facebook.com/TreasonOfTheMonarchy/

 

https://twitter.com/TMonachy

 

https://instagram.com/treason_of_the_monarchy_?igshid=1hf37dxm1nq6s

 

 

Written by Martina Doerner


Monday, August 10, 2020

The Delerium Trees: "Underneath This Sun". A review by Martina Dorner @delerium65 @dorner_martina

 Today I have the honour to write about  The Delerium Trees and their new EP  "Underneath This Sun"

 

Drew Jarvis, the founding member of The Delerium Trees had to record this at his

Crackerbox House Studio due to Covid sheltering restrictions

 

 

After the last Album "Swimming With The Ghost Angels" now they bring out an ep that's lighter in sound and mood but just as fantastic as its predecessor.




The Album

"America" a song by Leonard Bernstein, original melody, wonderfully varied with compositions by Drew, great brass music makes this song a masterpiece. Thrilling, invigorating, simply brilliant.

"Behind The Horizon", starting up with a piano Sound, then the Synthesizer comes in, a modern and colorful tune with melodious lines in it.

"Catchy" the name says it all ... a catchy sound with a great brass intro, good mood music, well written lyrics and a present, rewritten for the second birthday from the Sound of Spitfire Radio Station.

"Everywhere", a sound that seems to float around you , meaningful lyrics about green issues and I love the trumpet coming up in the middle of the song.

"Underneath This Sun", another happy song with very captivating lyrics, a song to feel good and a classical Trees sound.

 

https://open.spotify.com/album/5LRy2A5nWiR77efbH8yFtj?si=ZuzYxDkCRL21BCXl9TOgjw

 

Once again, this band has managed to produce a fantastic album that is in no way inferior to its predecessors. They again show the full range of their experience with the most varied Musical instruments, and it's a lot more brass involved what makes it even better. The only thing to complain about is that there are only five songs, but it's a reason to hope for more soon!

 

Links

https://www.thedeleriumtrees.com/

 

https://twitter.com/Delerium65?s=09

 

https://www.facebook.com/TheDeleriumTrees/

 

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDeleriumTrees

 

 

 

The Delerium Trees with:

 

Heitor Alves – mixing and mastering

Zandra Tiitso – photography

BirnamCD – Logo-writing