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Bongo Boy TV has produced the 11th episode  out of its seventh season of Bongo Boy Rock n Roll TV show series "Will Rock", website located at www.bongoboytv.com. It features an array of seven artists, across the board. First up is country rock guy Wayne Olivieri with his track "Music Man". The song made live video release, showcases Wayne's talents upon the stage setting, the audience taking it all in, as his raw country antics, makes the rock energy more vivid and lively for those hearing and seeing him play. The song for itself has promise, energy, and catchiness throughout, the performance aspect making it, all that more entertaining, that you will never be tired of it, or the artist behind it Wayne Olivieri.

Following this is ash. OK with their track called "Holding Sand". A rather interesting track to say the least. As it starts off very instrumental based, the video portion being very dramatic, dwelling within the fantasy texture of setting. The whole ordeal does come together nicely though. It tells a tale out of a book that is pure fantasy, with so much going for it, you wonder what will happen next. The video just continues more so, with instrumental structure, that is classical crossed with motives that keeps it alive and fresh. It becoming one of those types of tracks that never out does itself, but keeps a steady pacing that makes it all worth wild to hear many more times after.

Next is an artist by the name of Steel with a track titled "Godson of Sellasia" featuring a spot from DJ K-LA. The track itself is very pop based with mixings of hip hop and R&B, plus the video's concept brings in the lyrical appeal, that many acts are doing nowadays. The actual song though is much like Jennifer Lopez's styling, with a more modernized feel to it. As the song progresses, it becomes more edgy yet catching for the ears. A type of track that can easily be heard within the club setting, or radio air waves that you will become adjusted to it, that it will grow on you in no time.

nIMO & The Light's "Skin To Skin", brings forth this vibration of being out of the 80's era with it's track and accompanying video. The track in itself, is just out of reach but very moving and gripping. Like think of classic Duran Duran, that is how this act sounds a lot like. Having that eeriness to it, but it is still so catching you cannot resist it. Surely it will fall along the walls of streaming services instantly, if not at least drawing attention from all over that you will never forget it exists.

"Abandoned House", by Kristy Chmura is a downright interesting track to behold. Hearing her vocal tones, makes the track become one that sounds familiarly like Adele like. It has this softening yet emotion written all over it. Becoming a track of its own, that can be danced to in a slow dance set-up. It's like a track you will always hear on playback, it is so touching even. All it has going for it, just works, it has catching tones with melodies that make it drift away as time goes forward with each time of hearing it.

Couch Jackets' "Don't Think Just Breathe", is strictly rock n' roll to it's finest of possibilities. Their styling being much like hard rock band Jet mixed in with some elements of any rock band out of the early 90's time frame. The track and video being a pair made so well, that they just play so well. The track has this undertone that has it never ending really. A track you can take in, and enjoy for what it is, purely rock music. The good kind that will never fall flat but get better in due time at ease. It's how an act like Couch Jackets rolls and rocks really.

Wrapping up this assortment of various acts and their tracks of videos, is one artist named Les Fradkin with the track calling itself "Wave Rider". Another instrumental sort, that makes you think immediately of the beach, sunshine, and fun times of the good old summer. It has this 60's drift that will never get away from you after hearing it just once. It's rock with such angst it becomes funny at times, you will never get enough of it. Instrumental is funny like that, its so appealing you will never doubt it, but accept it.

To bring it all in, this episode 11 of the seventh season of Bongo Boy TV, made this one likely a keeper to hear and see again. All of the acts captured upon it, were so entertaining and loads of fun, you will recall just how much fun there was to be had.

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10:16 AM
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Music can come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from a wide variety of course. That said music like anything else does come in a variety of sorts, as well as shapes and sizes in the form of the music itself. That being said now twice has us with the likes of a band from of all places Israel! Yes you heard right Israel another one of those faraway places where an act by the name of The Corridors roams free creating music willingly and freely thus it has lead them to write and record their latest and newest album "End Of The Times". Which will be released via the record label in which The Corridors has just signed on with Bongo Boy Records.

In fact this album will be set free released all over the world this summer. But for now though the album itself consists of 15-tracks that has the band blending together a multitude of instruments, sounds, creating a slight contemporary of alternative mixes that could bring to mind that of INXS and U2 perhaps. Thus it has come down to this discussion about said release that is THE "End Of The Times". The album kicking things off with the opening number called "Stop The World", which sounds a lot like the early works to that of U2, having a similar styling in instrumental form, while the vocal chords sound more light hearted and upbeat. Next up is a track called "Autumn Leaves", having it be a take away from the opener, this one being more toned down than the previous number. It has the vocals and instrumentals take a more acoustic approach just slightly, still having the music being more upbeat yet easy going.

As the album continues onward from the opening duo of tracks, it becomes quite an enjoyable release. Like the rest of the album where it leaves off with such tracks as "Part Of You", "Face Of The Ground", and "Delicate Condition", are all top notch quality successors for this album. They have got the pride and passion in the written form and music form as well. Pretty much they become those hand selected tracks that draw you in ever so further into the band at hand here. Their music being much more eye opening and ear inspiring to the listener as it were if that makes any sense at all.

The next portion of the album with such tracks as "I Have Died A Thousand Times", "Just Like The Way She Though It Will Be", "Grace", and "Raindrops", are the next batch of the bunch that keeps the music flowing right along. The music still being very in touch with the vocals and instrumentals, that it makes the music expand itself, growing more than its previous content. As the album draws itself to a closing point, with its last chunk of material "End Of The Times", the title track for one, "Chain Reaction", "Free Spirit", "Empty Holes", with a few others like "Wild As A River", and "Inspired Visions". These songs that indeed wrap up this release, really make this album whole. As in, it is very wholesome and well rounded for itself. Again it is material that is a lot like U2's works with a lot of INXS's energy thrown in.

If none of that convinces you to dive right into the album that is "End Of The Times", by The Corridors, then perhaps their source of blended music just is not for you. But feel free to open up that close minded self, because these guys have got what it takes, hence why it showcases itself right here on this release.

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5:10 PM
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Bongo Boy Records is at it again, being produced by Bongo Boy TV, episode 3 of season 6, the Bongo Boy Rock n' Roll TV Show, is keep the artists coming. This episodes consists of such acts as Anana Kaye, EMELINE, Tyler Colt, Waheed Ahmad, Jeff Rosenstock, SPiN and Tasha Michelle. The promo spot for the TV show comes for Out Of The Garage Volume three via Bongo Boy Records of course. Any who, the introduction voice over personal, introduces us to Anana Kaye, with her track "Carolina". The video and track itself, is pretty basic, pop music with a bit of flare of the rock aspect, but just a tiny bit. Next up comes an artist by the name of RI Emeline with her track video and track called "Angel", this song being a lot like the artist before her, Anana Kaye. Except RI Emeline's style is more easy going, has that particular tone that just directs the music to be, entertaining and mellow, very easy to listen too.

Next up comes an artist by the name of Tyler Colt with the song turned video for "Come Home", the song being written by Tyler Colt of course, as well as Jerod Farnes. "Come Home" though is a very in-depth song and video, that really captures the emotions, and draws in the listener. It's one of those songs and videos that has you stop and think, but it is still fun and really enjoyable as well. Waheed Ahmad is up next with his song and video called "BOOM!" title is a bit out there, but the song and video for it, is just out there. It takes a whole another turn going down the rap, hip hop approach, having Waheed Ahmad be not that bad. The music is decent enough with a catchy beat to say the least and surely some can take it and go with it.

Jeff Rosenstock's "Pash Rash", as well as Spin's "Dig Your Own Grave", go hand in hand with one another, each having its own source material. Each track and its accompanying artist is catchy, upbeat, and very energetic keeping the music really flowing from start to finish. Surely they both have got a style that keeps you nodding your head to their beats, that's what keeps the music so alive, if you listen in to their musical approach and what creativity they produce.

Last up comes Tasha Michelle's "Letter Of Appreciation" her song and video are just interesting. The style that she creates sort of returns to what Wahdeed Ahmad was doing with his song "BOOM!". The track was interesting, but catchy and upbeat, but maintain that rap, hip hop sense, that kept the music flowing but easy going. Tasha Michelle's style is sort of the same way except it's more soul food type of tone. Having that same feeling but it goes in another direction, creating its own type and feel, if you will, that makes it more interesting.

Wrapping up the episode, Bongo Records keeps the word coming with its current releases and other acts that have things out there. The artists presented really fall in-between a lot of the acts on this episode. They are all creative, well crafted, and have something going that is interesting, and rather catchy, on its own. The next episode will perhaps have even more acts that really stand out, than these acts did. Only time will tell for certain though.

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11:21 AM

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