United Music Scene

released May 17, 2019 Written & Produced by Power Glove. 'Secrets' vocals & Lyrics by Ella Thompson. ‘Firebird’ solo guitar by Robert Baker. Saxophone by Rob Law. Cover art by Chrome & Lightning.   Playback by Power Glove

A beat a night for 25 nights in dedication to Seba Jun. His music was so full of emotion and beauty. Rest in peace. Teaming up with Jakarta Records on the 823 joint label venture, Ta-ku is sharing his now classic ’25 Nights For Nujabes’ project as a digital/vinyl release alongside two completely new Bonus Tracks - both featuring Toronto based producer Matt McWaters. For the first time as an official release. released December 21, 2018 25 Nights for Nujabes by Ta-ku

James Gardner is a songwriter, electronic producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist based in the Portland area. His work has been compared to that of Disclosure, Flume, and EDEN. Earlier this year, James released his sophomore studio album, "Want". He performs live frequently throughout the area.

Sool was born from the collaboration between composer/producer Art Bleek and singer/songwriter Mercy Collazo. Bleek, stemming from Paris, France, but now residing in Los Angeles, and Collazo, a California native, form an unlikely yet highly creative duo, enriched by their respective inspirations and influences. Several songs blending pop, soul and electronic sonority resulted from this fruitful collaboration spanning in mood from melancholy to bliss. The duo's first video "Far Away"  reflects the atmosphere and colors of their new album entitled "Quite Obvious", a catchy and melodic release filled with strong yet intimate numbers.

Southern California Independent Artist, Rey Avalon, releases his 3rd installment of his creation, the “California Blend” series, which features sounds, soul, and groove, on his take of what California sounds like. In this Project you hear sounds from various genres including : Hip Hop, Electronic, Jazz, R&B, Oldschool Pop, Reggae, and many more! This version comes more advanced, hence the (3.0), and not (Vol. 3) or (Part 3).  The addition of Electronic in the project was exactly what took this album to the next level with the modern sounds, vocals, drums, and claps. Rey Avalon was also a big part of the production on this album producing 7 of the tracks. “When you are able to take full control of the music, taking an idea, then making the beat, writing the lyrics, and engineering, it gave me a very powerful feeling. Basically a lot of the album came from me, my mind, spirit, & soul. Originality was the key with this one and I just went in the studio and did w...