Witty and funny, Steve Martin’s Caroline is a track that you could listen to on repeat all day long. Great song ever? Maybe.
Song of the Day: Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers – Caroline
FabFriday5 – bigronniestyle
The Friday5 is looking back with some disco-tinged hits to get the weekend started. Featuring Cerrone, The Pointer Sisters, Gary’s Gang, Kings of Tormorrow feat. April and the one and only Diana […]
Song of the Day: Jack’s Mannequin – Bruised (Punk Goes Acoustic Vol. 2)
Fearless Records has released Punk Goes Acoustic Volume 2 and amongst tracks by Relient K, Mayday Parade and many others is Jack’s Mannequin with a great version of Bruised. A song and […]
Song of the Day: Taeyang – Wake Me Up
Taeyang drops a new track with Wake Me Up, free of his bandmates in Big Bang and it is like most everything he does, quite good. While new music from Big Bang […]
Song of the Day: Peach Pit – Seventeen
With Seventeen, Peach Pit serves up a fun, bubbly track that never fails to entertain with a video to match.
Song of the Day: Neck Deep – In Bloom
Neck Deep’s latest, The Peace and The Panic is out this Friday and to celebrate the occasion they have released a new video for In Bloom off of that very album. It […]
Monday Mixin’s – Road Trip: An Indie/Pop/Folk/Rock Playlist
While this particular mix might be called Road Trip and be perfect for such an occasion, it is actually a great mix to listen to during any time night or day. The […]
Song of the Day: Lawrence Welk feat. Larry Hooper – Oh Happy Day
While this song is quite hilarious in one respect, it is also so, so good at the same time and is sure to put a smile on any face.
Song of the Day: The Flatliners – Indoors
The Flatliners, now seasoned veterans of the punk rock scene, are back with Indoors – a great song that is made even better by the video that came along with it. A […]
Song of the Day: The Kooks – Broken Vow
The Kooks are back with a fantastic track off of their greatest hits album called Broken Vow, a song that bridges what they were and what they have become. The more music […]
