The Head’s “Raincoats” Music Video

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The Head is sharing with our listeners their music video for their single “Raincoats”.  With “Raincoats” The Head is giving us a taste of their rock music.  This single isn’t a hard rocking single.  It lands in that area that what many would say is popular rock or main stream rock.  The Head have a nice sound that is easy to listen to.  With the video for this single it felt like someone just grabbed a camera and said lets go make a music video to give it that homemade feel to it where the band is just goofing off, which makes it fun.  The Head have a few more tour dates available where you can catch them out if they are in your area.  Here is a sample of their music with the “Raincoats” music video through their YouTube channel – Richard:

TOUR DATES

Nov. 4- San Antonio, TX- Imagine Books and Records
Nov. 5– Houston, TX- Notsuoh
Nov. 6– Denton, TX- Dane Manor (House show)
Nov. 7– Tulsa, OK- Fur Shop
Nov. 9– Little Rock, AR- Whitewater Tavern
Nov. 10– Starkville, MS- 929 Coffee
Nov. 11– New Orleans, LA- Bank St. Bar
Nov. 12– Mobile, AL- Blind Mule

Liz Loughrey’s Music Video for “Rise Up!”

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Liz Loughrey is sharing her music video for her single “Rise Up!”  This single and music video wants everyone to take a moment and look at the world and see what they might could do to help it and it’s community to “Rise Up” and make it back into the beautiful place it can be.  If I misinterpreted this I apologize to Liz, this is just what I felt while listening and watching the single.  The music itself is a very clean soulful song with the video containing images to make the watcher think.  Liz is currently working on an EP, with “Rise Up!” being one of the first singles released from it.  So until you can download the EP here is Liz Loughrey’s “Rise Up!” music video through her YouTube channel – Richard:

Alexis & The Samurai’s Single “Dogs”

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Alexis & The Samurai are sharing their single, “Dogs”, with our listeners.  This is a very clean acoustical single that has a fun beat to it.  It’s lighthearted and it goes in a variety of directions in tempos.  You have an intermingling with folk and pop.  The folk sound is evident in the verse and the pop really comes through in the chorus.  Then you get to go on a piano journey with them towards the end of the single.  The voices of the duo blend well with their harmonies and they are really fun to listen to. I’m interested in what they will do next, but until then have a fun lighthearted journey with Alexis & The Samurai’s single “Dogs” through SoundCloud – Richard:

Solarrio’s “Drops” Music Video

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Solarrio is sharing our listeners his music video for his recently released single “Drops”.  From the outset the listener knows what they are in for, which is right square in the electro/pop genre.  You can tell that Solarrio is doing a call back to the 1980’s with this single.  His voice has that quality to it, that I can’t quite put my finger on, that fits this style of music well.  It’s more than likely being manipulated to a degree, but the way he sings really took me back to those ’80’s days.  Solarrio carries that ’80’s feel into his music video that was done for “Drops”.  Solarrio is looking to drop an EP in 2017 that everyone can keep their eye out for, but until then here is his music video for “Drops” through his YouTube channel – Richard:

Eileen Carey’s Official Music Video for “In The Air”

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Eileen Carey has been letting ComicPop listeners to watch an evolution of her single “In The Air”.  She has taken us from the audio file, to a lyric video, and now she is excited to share with us her official music video for this single.  In the video she has a couple dancing in scenes and her walking the street during other scenes.  The director kept he music video it light hearted which severs this single well.  Eileen has also started up a blog entitled The Music Mom that you might find interesting.  Here is the link for for here blog (   https://themusicmom.com/  ) and below is Elieen Carey’s music video for her single “In The Air” through her YouTube channel – Richard

Ep 49 ComicPop Rockin’ in the Dirt with Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man

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Ep 49 ComicPop Rockin’ in the Dirt with Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man

In this episode Logan and Richard have a fun time visiting with Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man.  We catch up with Matthew after our last visit with him and discuss his music and his latest album Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man Live!

Join us for another fun episode by listening above, at www.comicpoplibrary.com or wait until later today and it will be up on our iTunes feed.

Remember if you have a novel, graphic novel, movie/television series or an indie band you want us to check out let us know and we will put it in our review rotation list.  Also if you have a question or comment send us an e-mail at admin@comicpoplibrary.com and we will read it during a recording.  Thank you again for everyone that listens and supports us, we are steadily growing thanks to you.  So keep spreading the word about ComicPop Library to everyone you think might enjoy the show.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man Live!, Matthew Gurnsey, 2016.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “The Diamond”, Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man Live!, Matthew Gurnsey, 2016.
  2. “Chicken in the Library”, Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man Live!, Matthew Gurnsey, 2016.
  3. “Loch Lomond”, Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man Live!, Matthew Gurnsey, 2016.

 

Links:

http://www.thekiltedman.com/ – Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man’s website.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Matthew-Gurnsey-The-Kilted-Man/186585271368053?ref=ts&fref=ts – Matthew Gurnsey, The Kilted Man’s Facebook Page.

http://www.the-mix-band.de/ – The Mix’ Website.

www.facebook.com/themixNE – FaceBook page The Mix is associated with.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/ComicPop-Library/135675669828474?ref=ts&fref=ts – ComicPop Library’s Facebook Page.

Jody Quine Encourages All to “Stand Up”

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Jody Quine is letting our listeners have a listen to her latest single “Stand Up”.  “Stand Up” is a powerful single that encourages the listener to “stand up” for themselves and others.  This is a ballad that I believe all can enjoy especially if they pay attention to the lyrics.  “Stand Up” isn’t an overpowering song, but it is a powerful song with a great folk/blues blend for the listener to enjoy.  This single is also the title track from Jody’s Stand Up album so enjoy “Stand Up” through SoundCloud – Richard:

Von Sell’s Single “Names”

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Von Sell is sharing with our listeners his single “Names”.  From the beginning of “Names” you know it is a definite electronica/pop sound.  During the middle section of the song it goes into an acoustical sound and then back to the electronica/pop feel.  Von Sell has a nice clear voice that and one of my fears with electroinca music will overpower the singer.  In “Names” Von Sell does blend in with the instruments, but it doesn’t over power his voice.  His self titled EP is available so if “Names” is your groove be sure to check out the digital distributors for Von Sell’s EP.  Until then here is Von Sell’s single “Names” through SoundCloud – Richard:

Stalking Gia Gives Us Her Music Video for “Young Diana”

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Stalking Gia shared her single “Young Diana” with us a while back and now she has released the music video that she want’s all of the ComicPop listeners to check out on her YouTube channel.  So here is Stalking Gia’s, music video for “Young Diana”, featuring Deion Gill – Richard:

Scam Avenue’s Music Video for Their Single “Sailor’

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Scam Avenue is sharing with the ComicPop listeners their music video for “Sailor”.  With “Sailor” this band is definitely placing their sound squarely in the New Wave sound of the 1980’s.  The sound is reminiscent to something Human League would produce and for me this is gravy.  Being a child of the ’80’s I eat this music up.  The music video has parts where the vocalists are walking down the street until they meet each other.  However, for me the more unique thing that I enjoy was when the duo was on screen and the instruments were laid over their images…very cool effect.  Scam Avenue’s EP should be available on your digital downloaders.  To give you a taste of their sound here is Scam Avenue’s music video for “Sailor” through their YouTube channel – Richard