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New Joel Sarakula Track “Hands Of Love” Arrives Exclusively on The Sunset Manifesto 2
Album Review: “Lost” by Shawn Lee
Durand Jones & The Indications Return with “Been So Long”
Eddie Chacon on “Lay Low”, Emotion, and His European Tour
Review: Woodbeez’ Debut Album “Pony Love” Is a Love Letter to the Heyday of West Coast AOR
Young Gun Silver Fox Time Travel Back to the ’70s with ‘Stevie & Sly’
Jalen Ngonda Strikes Again with Soulful New Track ‘Just As Long As We’re Together’
Album Review: “Entrance Music” by Okonski
Album Review: Eddie Chacon’s “Lay Low” Is A Meditative Journey Through Loss and Love
West Coast Soul.de: Albums Of The Year 2024
There’s a certain magic in moving slowly, in letting emotions unfurl at their own pace. Eddie Chacon understands this better than most. On “Lay Low”, his latest release via Stones
As the year draws to a close, we reflect on another remarkable journey filled with outstanding releases and exciting discoveries. Choosing just ten albums to define a year is never…
To The Stars is a sonic voyage through the expansive worlds of electronic music, space disco, and Krautrock. Curated by Krautrock Endless & West Coast Soul, this compilation brings together
After turning heads with their acclaimed debut, psychedelic soul outfit Theodor returns with their sophomore album, “Holocene”. If their 2023 self-titled debut introduced the world to their distinctive blend of
For fans of groovy, sun-soaked disco beats, Too Slow To Disco (TSTD) has just dropped a shimmering new release, and it’s as smooth as it gets. Marcus Liesenfeld aka DJ
Thanks in no small part to the “Yacht Rock” revival that took off in the mid-2000s, the smooth sounds of West Coast AOR are enjoying a sustained renaissance, capturing the
Primal Scream have done it again. With “Come Ahead”, their 13th (!) album, they drag us back to a time when rave, rock, and rebellious energy collided in a beautiful
Joel Sarakula, the globetrotting Australian troubadour known for reviving 70s-inspired funk, soul, and soft-rock, has returned with a new album that feels like a love letter to the West Coast
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