"The trio weaves classic California harmonies and 1970s R&B sounds together into a scintillating sound." -- London Evening Standard. With two stylish videos and a double-sided maxi-single, Pacific Soul Ltd. - featuring the soulful vocals of Norman Kelsey and Teresa Cowles (fresh from her role in the Brian Wilson biopic Love and Mercy) - took England by storm on their 2015 tour, with appearances at International Pop Overthrow and Beatles haunts the Cavern Club and Jacaranda, as well as London's legendary 12 Bar Club. Their first full-lengthThe Dance Divine drops October 2016. |
Rob Martinez knows his way to a great melody. Weaned on a steady diet of McCartney, Cheap Trick and Crowded House, this Albuquerque songwriter distills his influences into an instantly accessible power pop classic, with each song carefully arranged and crafted to stand on its own as a hooky, hit single. With a canny mix of cheerful rockers, thoughtful ballads and clever retro pastiches, his new CD New Love Environment raises the bar for melodic pop in the new millennium. |
"A groovy, wonderful album." -- Rust Magazine |
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"One of the finest songwriters to come out of the west coast in a long time." -- Time Out NYC. Adam Marsland's career as a solo artist has seen literally hundreds of shows, from multiple cross-country U.S. tours to appearances in the UK, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Indonesia and Japan. With his legendary Chaos Band (featuring Evie Sands and Grammy Winner Alan Boyd), Karma Frog released 2007's Long Promised Road: Songs of Dennis and Carl Wilson Live, now a bonafide collector's item. On his own, Marsland's Go West and Daylight Kissing Night CDs both achieved top 40 international placings on amazon.com's sales chart. His most recent CD, The Owl And The Full Moon, featured the single "No One's Ever Gonna Hear This Song" and launched a year and a half on the road all over the world. |
![]() One of the moving forces in the Pop Underground in the '90s L.A. music scene, Cockeyed Ghost's high energy punk-pop mellowed into desert-tinged, poignant pop on their final and most highly regarded album, Ludlow 6:18, which was Karma Frog's first release in 2001. Though Cockeyed Ghost members have gone on to bigger and better things (most notably Severo Jornacion, now a member of the Smithereens), this album is their finest hour and is still fondly remembered by fans of this great era of pop music. It is the only one of Cockeyed Ghost's albums still in print. |