For Mike Love the revolution is still brewing, and he is using his music to spread the message worldwide. Revolutionary music may seem hard to come by in these days and times. Long gone is the era of artists like Bob Marley, The Clash, Stevie Wonder and Patti Smith getting airplay and bringing their messages to the masses. But that doesn’t mean that the revolution isn’t still brewing in the hearts and minds of many people around the globe.
Ayla Nereo‘s voice hits straight to the heart. With an array of loop-pedals by her side, she builds layer upon layer of vocal melodies into fierce, sweeping harmonies and weaves syncopated threads of guitar, kalimba, piano, and percussion into each live performance. Her lucid storytelling and lyrical imagery are water for the thirsty soul; words and sounds that crack open the heart, and embody the many folds of our own selves.
Hannah Holbrook is the eldest sister of the Alternative band, SHEL. Songs from Hannah and her sisters have been featured on NPR's Echoes, Colorado Public Radio's show Open Air, and in various TV shows. “When the Sky Fell” premiered on an episode of ABC Family’s hit show, The Fosters and MTV's show, Awkward. “Hold On,” was featured in a pivotal scene in The Best of Me and it was the lead video from the film and soundtrack. SHEL recently released their 2016 sophomore album, co-produced with Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics, and are currently on a stateside tour. You can find out more at www.SHELmusic.com
