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Troy is sharing with all the ComicPop listeners his music video for his single “Song Man”. “Song Man” has a strong rock beat that as the music video shows a couple would slow dance to. The video is different in that it takes on a performance look along with a storytelling aspect about the older couple dancing to the tune. A well constructed song that takes on a rock/ballad feel. Take a look at Troy’s music video “Song Man” through his YouTube channel – Richard:
The paperback version of Ghost Fleet, by P.W. Singer and August Cole is being released this week. If you didn’t pick it up in hardback because of budget, now you can save a little with the paperback. Thanks to Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s YouTube channel for the trailer:
Ep 6 ComicPop Gets Animated with Robotech
The Zentraedi has come to Earth to lay claim to the Super Dimension Fortress (SDF), an alien ship that crashed on Earth. The ComicPop Crew join up with Rick Hunter and the Crew of the SDF as the fight begins in The First Robotech War: The Macross Saga.
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RYNO is sharing with our listeners again with his latest single “I’ll Take Forever”. RYNO just has one of those voices that appeals to the ear. The style that he is bringing to his music fits him really well and makes it a joy to listen to him, the beat is just so upbeat which all of you know I enjoy me some upbeat tunes. The single itself is one of those stories of someone taking to much time to act on ones feelings. All of us have been there and can relate. So let RYNO knock you over with “I’ll Take Forever” (through SoundCloud) from his upcoming EP The Pervade – Richard:
Studio Ghibli’s next release to the North American market will be Only Yesterday. The movie has that Ghibli look and looks to be more of a “slice of life” film. The main voice actors are Daisy Ridley (a Star Wars Alum) and Dev Patel. Thanks to Movieclips Trailers YouTube channel for the trailer:
Love Ghost has sent to us the ComicPop listeners their latest single “Friday Afternoon”, from their self titled EP. From the very start one can see the band is influenced by the grunge sound. When you use grunge most people automatically go to a loud almost out of control sound. However, with “Friday Afternoon”, Love Ghost has a ballad that they are sharing with us. The beat of the single is set perfect for the ballad to still relay the grunge feel. It has a driving sound, but still soft for the tone the band wanted to relay. This is a really solid ballad that I believe everyone can get into. Here is “Friday Afternoon” by Love Ghost through SoundCloud – Richard:
24 Legacy actually looks pretty good. This is one I’ll definitely have to check out. Thanks to the show’s YouTube channel for the following action filled trailer:
When I first heard about the new Star Trek television series it was stated that it was only going to be available on CBS All Access, but now I see that at the end of the teaser it says it will debut on CBS in 2017. Very excited that they didn’t make this an exclusive. The teaser doesn’t give you much, but it is a cool “rail” shoot. I also find it curious that the teaser used the plural tense with “New Crews”, “New Villians”, New Heroes”, and “New Worlds”. The big one I’m curious about is the “New Crews” statement…does this mean the series might follow multiple ships and their crews instead of just one? Just having some fun. Check out the teaser from CBS’ YouTube channel:
Typhoid Rosie is sharing with the ComicPop listeners their single “Till We Meet Again”, from their album, Hearts Bleed Goodbye which is available to download. This is just a solid rock piece that has a solid beat and strong vocals. This single is a tribute to Rosie’s mother, but even though it is a somber subject I believe you will be able to get into and enjoy “Till We Meet Again”. Forever everyone out there that has lost loved ones it will especially resonate with you. So here is Typhoid Rosie’s “Till We Meet Again” through SoundCloud – Richard:
Deadline Hollywood reports that for the second season of Supergirl has moved over to The CW. The trailer below also bears that information out. I’m glad that The CW picked this up and they can have more fun in the DC television universe. It also makes sense because the channel is a Warner property. Thanks to “The Flash’ YouTube channel for the trailer: