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And we’re back with another outrageous episode of Bands and Artists we Like and Support that Aren’t as Good as GHU! Here with us today we have our friends, magnificent groove-metal heads, Trainwrecked! 🔥 These guys are SO GOOD and they are blowing up the dang scene. If you haven’t seen them live yet you need to fix that ASAP (if you’re anything like me. also get ready to fall a whole lot) We’re excited...
And we’re back with another unbelievable episode of “Bands and Artists we Like and Support that Aren’t as Good as GHU”! Here with us today we have probably the closest person to being as good as us we’ve had on the show to date, Jon Siren! 🚨 Extremely accomplished drummer, songwriter and author, Jon is doing what many of us dream about. He’s currently drumming/touring with an impressive lineup of bands including Front Line Assembly,...
As you read last week, the one-year anniversary of the Music Makes Me Facebook group just recently passed. It’s been a great experience running that group and if you want to read more, check out last week’s article. I’ve featured a vast array of genres from all over the world. In the last few months, I’ve spotlighted Christian artists of all different types on Sundays. I’ve enjoyed doing that and look forward to sharing someone...
As I’m sure you know, I have a Facebook group named “Music Makes Me” that I post a daily music video along with my weekly First Angel Media article. This Facebook group is coming up this week on its one-year anniversary. I can hardly believe it myself. One of the things that I have attempted to do during that time is to not repeat an artist that I have featured in earlier weeks. As you...
Last month’s playlist, Romeo and Juliet, was for the month of February and those that celebrated Valentines Day. Ironically I created this month’s playlist over a year ago and titled it Life. The last couple of weeks have been a bit crazy in my life and as some of you may have noticed I’ve not had an article in three weeks. But I am back again today and hopefully fully back in the saddle. It...
Most week’s my Music Makes Me article is pretty light. For example some of the recent week’s articles have been about music genres that are a little different. This week I discovered a band named Convictions who are a Christian Metal band. Obviously most bands’ lyrics are based on something in their real lives. Convictions is no exception. A lot of their songs deal with the struggles of so many of us. The first Convictions...
Last February’s monthly playlist was titled “Love Songs?”. It had romantic love songs like “Before He Cheats” by Carrie Underwood, “I Hope” by Gabby Barrett and “Love Hurts” by Nazareth. Obviously it was meant for those of us that were not celebrating the Valentine’s holiday for one reason or another. This year the playlist title “Romeo & Juliet” would lead you to believe it’s for lovers, but that was not the case. This month’s playlist...
I woke up Friday morning to the sad news that one of the artists of my youth had died the night before. Michael Lee Aday, better known by most as Meat Loaf, died at the age of 74 surrounded by his wife and daughters. My first exposure, like many of us, was to his Bat Out Of Hell album but that was not his first and was not going to be his last in his...
Last week in Music Makes Me I had talked about the surprise of the sheer number of different genres that music was classified into. After giving it some more thought this week, I thought that it would be interesting over the next few weeks to explore some of the genres that I didn’t know existed or that I thought you would find interesting. As you may recall, last week I talked about some odd ones...
Last week’s article contained a playlist to help you get inspired for the new year. This week I am exploring some genre oddities that I discovered when exploring one of the groups featured this week. A couple days ago in my Music Makes Me group I featured a band with a genre that I had never heard of before I found them. It made me start to wonder just how many genres there are today...
