Round Hill Music enters into an admin deal with indie rockers, AVERS. The company is ecstatic to be working with the band, adding great songs to their catalog. Avers, a 6 piece hailing from Richmond, Virginia is best described as a psychedelic pop, dirty rock ‘n’ roll act for the masses. The band just wrapped up performing Austin City Limits. More on this band to come.
aversrva@gmail.com

Starling recently signed to Communion and released the track Wild Heart. Starling started with covers of Joni Mitchell and Bill Withers, eventually writing her own brand of dark, moody, atmospheric- indie pop. Depression, solitude and a cathartic approach to writing form the lyrical basis to Starling’s work, a quality that hints at the depth yet to come from this intriguing new artist.
alex.martin@crowntalentgroup.com

ADKOB (A Different Kind Of Busy) headed by Sydney based multi-instrumentalist Mark Piccles is making noise. The single Glue which comes off their self titled debut EP is an impressive first offering that combines the best elements of indie pop including synths, claps, and electro along with a unique melody line.
jimmy@eggnestmusic.com, adkob.adkob@gmail.com

Novah, a 5 piece indie act from Stockholm impresses with the new track ‘Robot‘. Drawing influences from the indie greats such as Coldplay, the band has created a soundtrack of their own. According to the band “Robot was one of those songs that practically wrote itself. All the lyrics and melodies were completed in about an hour and a few days later it was recorded, produced and mixed. Everything was done in a tacky home studio in Berlin.” The video which was shot in Stockholm early in the morning matches the song atmospheric & eerie stillness. The band is currently in the studio recording their first ever EP.
cmg@icea.se, info@wearenovah.com

“The finest dozen computer scientists I know are all musicians” – Steve Jobs.

Steve jobs was an enterprenuer & the founder of Apple. But more than anything, he was an artist. And like every artist, he drew much of his inspiration from other artists.

Jobs was a big fan of Bob Dylan and collected live bootlegs as a teenager and had Dylan albums on his iPod.

Jobs named his company Apple after learning The Beatles were signed Apple Records earlier in their career. In fact, when asked to choose between the Beatles and the Stones, Jobs said, “If the vault was on fire and I could grab only one set of master tapes, I would grab the Beatles.”

Bach was also a favorite. He liked the versions of The Goldberg Variations recorded by pianist Glenn Gould in 1955 and 1981. “I used to like the younger, exuberant one. But now I can see where he was coming from.”