There are few better recommendations than those that come from artists I like/respect. Such is the case with the incredibly talented Leah Capelle. Her music was recommended by Arden Kaywin (featured in this blog back in July, 2009!) who did some producing/arranging on Leah's self titled EP, released just last week. The first single, "Would You Know" is such a great song (check out the video below). She has a wonderful voice that can just as easily warm your heart or break it. She is the epitome of the modern day singer-songwriter who can captivate with voice and guitar or fill the room with a band. This EP has six songs that will take you on a musical journey that you won't soon forget.
Have a great week and enjoy the music!
Ira
PS I wanted to announce that as of July 5th, the Emerge Music Group 8th Anniversary, I will be taking a break from weekly posts. I will continue to feature emerging bands on Twitter (@emergemusic), our Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/emergemusic) but I will do it more with quick tweets, posting a video or song, etc. and it may be once a week, several times a week or just whenever I hear something worth sharing. I've been doing weekly posts, without fail, for almost 8 years and it's time to change things up. So I'm not going anywhere but looking to share great new music with people in simpler, easier ways then the traditional weekly posts. I hope you'll continue to follow me and continue to support great up and coming music and musicians.
Leah Capelle: "Would You Know"
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Mike Meadows (May 24, 2015)
Have a great week and enjoy the music!
Ira
Sunday, May 17, 2015
An Honest Year (May 17, 2015)
Have a great week and enjoy the music!
Ira
Sunday, May 10, 2015
The Ballroom Thieves (May 10, 2015)
Have a great week and enjoy the music!
Ira
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Katrina Stone (May 3, 2015)

Katrina Stone sounds a little bit like every female singer you've ever liked, and at the same time presents a sound that is truly her own. While she's spent some time in the duo "The Likes of Us" she really shows her true colors with the release of "Never Wanna Grow Up" - the title alone grabbed my attention and the song is a total favorite. The whole album is full of music that is warm, inviting and full. Where most singer songwriters stick to the basic guitar/bass/drums set-up this album has a much more full sound with multiple layers of vocals, full band including horns and much more. The album kind of feels like the Katrina Stone Variety Show and it works from beginning to end. What's even better is that she isn't selling the album on iTunes but giving it away for the cost of your email address on Noisetrade (tips are always appreciated and accepted). There's so much to like!
Have a great week and enjoy the music!
Ira
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