Goldman Rockstar King exudes musical energy with his unique remake of "Sexy Thing," originally performed by Hot Chocolate. Written by Errol Brown, the
video "Sexy Thing," which was directed by Paul Gervasi is created with the
new sounds and scenes of today. The King's charisma and star power shines
brightly as he makes this song his own. Some innovative swap outs with
lyrics along with other changes make this a very interesting song and video
that are able to stand on their own merits. While there are some
similarities to the original, this pop artist's energy and sound along with
his presence and presentation make him impossible to ignore. The music is a
hard pounding rock R&B mix with a hard hitting bass that holds it all
together quite nicely along with the sassy group backing him up. This is a
perfect example of how ole school isn't always necessarily better.

Goldman Rockstar King - "Sexy Thing"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wRaynYYO84

The bar of the new pop-rock world is set even higher with the release of Michael Addison’s ALWAYS YOU. Along with his title single, the CD includes others hits, COME BACK TO ME, SHE KNOWS, and LAST WORDS. With contributions from Christine Wu (Justine Timberlake/Usher) and Ryan Hoyle (Collective Soul) ALWAYS YOU is sure to impress listeners of all ages. ALWAYS YOU is available online, including iTunes, Amazon and Spotify.
Along with the CD, Addison released his debut music video ALWAYS YOU, directed by Geoffrey McNeil of GSM Entertainment. After working with clients such as John Mayer and Kanye West, GSM was eager to take on this exciting project with Michael Addison. Celebrity appearances by super model Heidi Cortez and Sean Winchester (Everclear) add to the fun surprises throughout the video. The tongue and cheek story is a hilarious ride with Michael and his monkey best friend. Be sure to check out the ALWAYS YOU music video on Addison’s Youtube channel at youtube.com/michaeladdisonvideoes.
To learn more about Michael Addison visit AddisonM.com

Shot in New York City and well produced by Kevin Porter, Pop/rock artist Lachi’s video “Bug Out” begins with her sitting on the steps of a building in the Big Apple singing and switches back and forth between that scene and the video’s protagonist, played by Sara Teed, as she makes her way through New York City. On Broadway, Teed meets someone selling sunglasses. After purchasing a pair, much to her surprise, she finds that they are magical and allow her to see people’s true emotions. She continues her journey through NYC watching people – seeing greed, hatred, envy, and other negative emotions until she stumbles and falls and is helped up by a man who doesn’t have any negativity. The pair then enter a club filled with people dancing where we see Lachi and her band Meridian Gold performing “But Out” live. This is a very innovative and energetic video, which perfectly matches the fast tempo, very bright and upbeat song with its catchy lyrics (“I’m just going to be me and Bug Out/And have fun/And live life/And have love/And bug out.”) that exude positivity.

Lachi - "Bug Out"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQOOWkalS3g

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Phil Jourdan of the UK electronic rock act Paris and the Hiltons announced the release his third album, "Reading Journals." The album is being released in three stages, and upon completion will boast 22 tracks. The first installment, "Reading Journals, Part One: Puzzles of Ithaca" features 7 songs that are based loosely on William Faulkner's book Absalom, Absalom.
Commenting on how his latest album is different from the prior two, Jourdan responded, "This album really has scope. It's a twenty-two track work and includes jazz, rock, electronica, weird avant-garde stuff, ballads, jams, IDM beats, and so on. It sounds different from what people would have expected from us, but I think it sounds better, too. And the focus on literature is important as well, because it let us go in a direction that most people don't think of going." He continued, "Basing the album on works of fiction meant I had to reread things, figure out what I wanted to focus on, and discard themes in those books that I knew were important but that didn't particularly move me."
"Reading Journals, Part One: Puzzles of Ithaca" is available for download at Bandcamp.com at http://parisandthehiltons.bandcamp.com/album/reading-journals-part-one-puzzles-of-ithaca. "Prettyface Tinybruise" and "Fracture and Slice" are both available for purchase at iTunes.

Eliot Wayne’s “Lost In You” is absolutely “music to the ears.” The video shows the 3 member Austin, Texas band performing “Lost In You” and trust me, if you like rock and roll, or if you like great music at all, then this is a video to watch. “Lost In You” was written by Eliot Wayne, who also plays guitar and sings lead vocals. Nick Louis is on bass and Brannen Temple is on drums. The band calls their brand of music “new alternative heavy blues rock,” but whatever you call it, you have to call it good. Well written lyrics with really crisp rock and rock music and good harmonies make “Lost In You” a winner for both the band and the viewer.

Eliot Wayne - "Lost In You"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q43cOjvfDkY