Sijay Releases Latest Album, Detroit Club, With Soul Music Tracks

  

Between 2000 and 2009, after fronting several different bands including Lobster Newberg, recording two Studio albums and a grueling National tour, Sijay couldn’t get in the studio fast enough to create his new Soul album “Detroit Club”. Within only a month, he wrote and recorded half a dozen songs that explored genres yet to be pioneered. With influences ranging from the funk and soul of Herbie Hancock, and Stevie Wonder to the alternative rock styling of Donald Fagen, Phish and Joni Mitchell, Sijay’s album “Detroit Club’ combines these genres, and mixes some RandB and jazz.

His label is giving away the full length lead single “Detroit Club” when you sign up for Sijay’s newsletter. To get your free download, Click here and hear for yourself!

This 22-year old defies expectations of what a 22-year should sound like. Sijay projects the experience and vocals of a veteran artist. While listening to the songs off of “Detroit Club,” you forget that this is such a young man singing! He has the soulfulness that defines the Soul genre.

Sijay is that breath of fresh air in a generation that has become used to auto-tuning, and loud beats drowning out poor singers. Sijay is like no other in his class, and would duet seamlessly with talents like the Queen of Soul herself Aretha Franklin. “Detroit Club” is what soul should sound like in this day and age.

To check out “Detroit Club” on iTunes go here 

Fans of Bat For Lashes Will Love New Songs from Latest Album “Leave it Behind” by Indie Artist Lee-Leet

I found this artist Lee-Leet that I love – I found her from a track she did for Rock Band. I’m a big fan of Within Temptation, PJ Harvey and Bat for Lashes and those kind of bands which are similar to her sound. Her newest album, which came out in November, is called "Leave it Behind". You can preview the album here

Her music is a form of art rock, with progressive and avant-garde influences. In her lyrics, she talks about emotions, difficult relationships, love, spirituality, metaphysics, disappointment, hope and the quest for the intangible. Lee-Leet is for people who are seeking transcendence in art and who are interested in sharing the emotional experience it conveys.

Lee-Leet is an example of how independent artists can reach out to their audiences through the Internet, thus bypassing record labels. As an example, fans all over the world financed her current European tour via SellaBand music website.

Oh, and BTW, the title song made it to the No. 3 spot on the Polish rock charts at Antyradio in its first week. Check out the video for the title track here
As a result, Lee-Leet was pointed out in a press article, arguing that the era of major record labels is over, and the onset of a new era, in which independent artists reach out to their audience through the Internet, is happening presently.

Indie Artist Lee-Leet’s Latest Album, “Leave it Behind,” perfect for Porcupine Tree Fans

I found this artist Lee-Leet that I love – I found her from a track she did for Rock Band.  I’m a big fan of Tori Amos, Bjork, Porcupine Trees and those kind of bands which are similar to her sound.

Her newest album, which came out in November, is called “Leave it Behind”. You can preview the album here.  

Her music is a form of art rock, with progressive and avant-garde influences. In her lyrics, she talks about emotions, difficult relationships, love, spirituality, metaphysics, disappointment, hope and the quest for the intangible. Lee-Leet is for people who are seeking transcendence in art and who are interested in sharing the emotional experience it conveys. 

Lee-Leet is an example of how independent artists can reach out to their audiences through the Internet, thus bypassing record labels. As an example, fans all over the world financed her current European tour via SellaBand music website. 

Oh, and BTW, the title song made it to the No. 3 spot on the Polish rock charts at Antyradio in its first week. Check out the video for the title track here. As a result, Lee-Leet was pointed out in a press article, arguing that the era of major record labels is over, and the onset of a new era, in which independent artists reach out to their audience through the Internet, is happening presently.