Tag: Frank Richman releases 99 Fire

Janet Devlin’s “Houston”: A Party of One.

Janet Devlin’s new single, “Houston,” arrives as a gleeful contradiction, a two-stepping Americana anthem for the sovereign state of one. It has all the upbeat, country-rock fixings for a roadside sing-along, yet its heart is miles away, floating in a self-imposed, wonderfully stubborn vacuum. The track opens, and you’re ready for a communal good time; instead, you find yourself at a party where the...

The Eerie Urgency Behind “SAVE THE CHILDREN” by Chris Oledude

Chris Oledude brings a lifetime of civic agitation to a boiling point with his new single, “SAVE THE CHILDREN”. Serving as the seventh release from his debut album, “PREACHER MAN – VOL. 1”, the track acts as an uncompromising, teeth-bared condemnation of war's ugliest realities. https://open.spotify.com/album/6NfoPTElYpgQ3BT30K2BTa?si=uRv0N53sToCq0sFI0mjjYw At an age when many retreat into quiet comfort, this senior artist and activist keeps digging his heels into the...

Want 99 Problems? Frank Richman’s “99 Fire” Ain’t One.

It's like discovering a rogue disco ball hidden in a forgotten record store, except instead of dusty surfaces, it’s polished chrome reflecting pure, unadulterated...