“Rainbow Connection”
Last month we covered Bullet, the sophomore release of BB Stevens. It prompted us to check out Hoboken, the debut he named after his home town.
“Over And Over”
With a cast of 10, filmed at the Jersey Shore Arts Center in black’n’white film noir style, Asbury Park singer-songwriter Joe Grisanzio directed and co-edited “Over and Over,” the first of three vids off his upcoming debut album.
“Better When”
Tokyo Rose comes out of the bustling New Brunswick scene with Never Say Die, their first EP in 20 years. They’re on tour with Punchline and will stop in Asbury Park at Wonder Bar November 20.
“Damn Right”
There’s no stopping Audrey Nuna from Monmouth County! Her career has been a whirlwind culminating in her voicing Huntr/X, one of the animated girls of K-Pop Demon Hunters. This sultry slice of pure pop perfection, “Damn Right,” is from her 2021 album, A Liquid Breakfast.
“Forgotten”
Chemistry Set was one of the first New Jersey synth-pop bands in the 1980s. Last year, we covered its “King’s Gambit”. Now, the band whose members are spread out over Parsippany, Park Ridge and Long Branch have resurfaced with an ethereal, mystical and rather haunting dreamscape called “Forgotten.”