Julie River

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News Julie River May 14, 2025 Bee Appleseed is a dream folk singer-songwriter from Canby, Oregon who now lives in Los Angeles. Last month he put out a new video for his song “I Believe in You” which is currently available on YouTube. “I Believe in You” is a beautiful, mellow track with a deep vocal performance with hints of Bob Dylan in it but dreamier. It’s a shining beacon of positivity in musical form. The video is full of nature imagery, but what’s interesting is how that’s contrasted to...

1 day ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Julie River

Today, we’re revisiting Ben Basile, bassist for a number of acts but perhaps most notably the bass player for Big D and the Kids Table since about 2013. A few weeks back, he released his first solo album, striking out with his first collection of original tunes on Wiretap Records’ new subdivision called Sleep Walk Sounds, which specializes in soul, roots reggae/rocksteady, jazz funk, Americana, indie, and more.

2 days ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Julie River

News Julie River May 13, 2025 San Francisco punk band M.U.T.T. are continuing to build their new legacy as torchbearers for their local scene, being formed out of the ashes of beloved punk band Culture Abuse. We previously debuted the title track off their sophomore album, Dirty Deeds, last year, but the band aren’t slowing down there. Now they’re gearing up for another release, the upcoming LP Toughest Street in Town which is due out on June 20 from Quiet Panic Records. “I don’t fear my...

2 days ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Julie River

News Julie River May 13, 2025 Long Island-based rock band Somerset Thrower are finding the balance between the modern and the nostalgic. Built by four local friends on a base of punk and hardcore roots, soaked in nostalgic melodies, they’ve created a sound with a step in the past and one in the future. Growing a reputation in their ten years as a band and with the success of their Falling Swingers EP and subsequent Paint My Memory LP, they’ve had the honor of sharing stages with the likes of...

3 days ago | outfrontmagazine.com | Julie River

Two years ago, in the Doctor Who 60th anniversary episode “The Giggle,” the 14th Doctor (David Tennant) explains that there are only special circumstances in which the gods can enter this plane of existence. In the case of the Toymaker, the god of games (Neil Patrick Harris), he was able to enter the world because the Doctor played a game at the edge of the universe.