Music Connection

Established in 1977 with the goal of connecting "the street and the elite," Music Connection has evolved from a well-known print magazine into a diverse range of products and services tailored to the needs of musicians, the music technology sector, and various industry support services. Music Connection appeals to a wide audience, including songwriters, producers, studio managers, home recordists, agents, attorneys, publicists, label executives, and musicians seeking valuable insights and resources that MC’s offerings provide.

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Album Review of "You Had Your Chance...Bad Attitude!" by Mononeon (8/10)

3 days ago | musicconnection.com | Eric Harabadian

Floki Studios/Color RedProducer: MononeonMononeon visually grabs your attention with his bright and suitably neon attire. And he’s musically legit! This singer-songwriter and funkalicious bassist is a GRAMMY winner and former bandmate of Prince. Guests such as George Clinton and Katt Williams bring authenticity to the album’s funk and narrative elements. Christone “Kingfish” Ingram adds some tasty guitar on a track as well.
Signing Stories: Franni Cash

4 days ago | musicconnection.com | Eric Harabadian

Date Signed: April 2025 Label: Capitol Christian Music Group Type of Music: Contemporary Christian Management: Hannah Gifford, Round Table Mangement Booking: Mark Claassen, WME Legal: T.D. Ruth, Serling Rooks Hunter McKoy Worob & Averill LLP Publicity: Alicia Krass, [email protected] A&R: Riley Bowman, Capitol CMG Web: capitolcmglabelgroup.com/franni-cash Franni Cash is a singer and performer who achieved GRAMMY- nominated and Dove Award-winning success, with the contemporary Christian...
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6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Shana Nys Dambrot

By Shana Nys DambrotRearview Mirror: Photographs, December 1963–February 1964 April 25–June 21, 2025 Gagosian, 456 North Camden Drive, Beverly Hills Our appetite for pictures of the Beatles is boundless across their many eras, but none so captivating as the early years.
Up Close: K&K Insurance Group, Inc.

6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Jonathan Widran

kandkinsurance.comOrigin in Motorsports: Decades before K&K Insurance became a leading provider of sports, leisure, and entertainment insurance, its co-founder, Fort Wayne, IN businessman Nord Krauskopf, was a popular stock car racer. In the late '40s, the only insurance for this high-risk sport consisted of individual racers contributing to a fund that would help cover the costs in the event of an accident.
Book Store: "On Elton John: An Opinionated Guide" By Matthew Restall

6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

Restall is known primarily as a historian of early Latin America, with a focus on Aztec and Mayan history. A gifted writer for sure, but not necessarily the first person you’d think would write a book about the Rocket Man, Elton John. That’s where the joy comes from though. On Elton John sees the author tackle the subject seriously and academically, without ever tipping over into dry territory.
Book Store: "A Walk in the Sun" By Lisa Dominique Machat

6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

Back in the '80s, Lisa Dominique was a metal queen in her native England, regularly appearing in publications such as Kerrang! alongside the likes of Lemmy. Nowadays, she’s living in Los Angeles with her husband, going by her full name, Lisa Dominique Machat, making wine at her Vampire Vineyards, and writing vampire novels. This is the 10th anniversary of A Walk in the Sun, the tale of “naïve young vampire” Nicholas Justine and his love for the mortal Elena.
Book Store: "After Woodstock" By Howard Reiss

6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

Writer Reiss has clearly lived an interesting life, and he currently lives in Nyack, NY where he co-founded and runs a soup kitchen. One must wonder if his novel After Woodstock is at least semi-autobiographical, telling the tale as it does of two young men called Jack and Bryan who graduate high school in '69 and then see their summer climax with the Woodstock festival.
Book Store: "Decade of Dissent: How 1960s Bob Dylan Changed the World" By Sean Egan

6 days ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

One might think that, at this point, there’s really nothing new to write about the living legend that is Bob Dylan. There are countless books about the man, and every word that Dylan has written and/or uttered has been analyzed to death. That said, noted journalist Egan has found a credible angle. He’s not treading completely new ground, but still, his approach to Dylan’s identity-shifting '60s period is fascinating.
BOOK STORE: "RHAPSODY, THRENODY & PRAYER" BY DAVID J HASKINS

1 week ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

It shouldn’t really be surprising that David J Haskins, commonly known as David J and one of the brains behind both Bauhaus and Love & Rockets, is a gifted poet. This, his new collection, serves as a companion to his album The Mother Tree. The word “threnody” is an interesting, and perhaps underused, one that means “a lament,” so that’s entirely appropriate. “The poems encompass a large array of experiences, places, relationships, infatuations and obsessions,” reads the press release.
New Music Critique: Zave Nathan

1 week ago | musicconnection.com | Brett Callwood

Contact: [email protected]: zavenathan.comSeeking: Label, Publishing, Film/TVStyle: Pop-RockThere’s a sweet naivety about the music of Paris-born, Idaho-based singer, songwriter, and musician Zave Nathan. An easy-listening purity about songs like “A Pretty Girl Like You,” “Give Me the Night,” and “Breaks My Heart” that you could easily imagine spilling out of car speakers when you’re tuned into some identikit local radio station and driving after midnight.