Feel the glow of classic rock with tracks from Michellar, Peel & Joe Hodgson

Hear rock revival and classic ballads with music from Michellar, Peel & Joe Hodgson. Listen to their exciting tracks here with us!:

Michellar-Conquer All With Love 

Remember those soothing days of listening to The Police? That’s the soft, flowing vibe of Michellar in her latest single. Like Every Breath You Take, this song has an easygoing echo to the melody that makes the theme resonate with a certain passion. A stunning display of lyrical passion and excitement is heard in Harrison Black’s performance. He makes sure that the pursuit of this art form is a thrill-adding his own hue and tint to it. Conquer All With Love is a song that is an ode to all rock ballads, while having a resonant touch to it. Christina Rntd and Michellar take a verse each to show us music has to be made together, with love:

Peel- Tears From the Sun

A stereotype exists in the Nordic region about a default to metal. Peel are here to break that shell, for its hollow worth. With their latest single Tears From the Sun (and their catalogue till now), the band have been creating a niche in alt. rock that truly belongs to them. Chord progressions blend with a velvet smoothness, while vocals highlight with the raspy resurgence of that 90s rock. The strong synth lead with the chorus is a highlight, almost elevating it to a pedestal of precious melody. A song that rolls off the crests of your mind, for how well it balances the verse, chorus and instrumental accents. You can already predict this becoming a stadium rock staple for the band when they bring the music:

Joe Hodgson-Since You Had A Hold On Me

Oh sweet sweet strings, sing to me. Joe Hodgson is a live music superstar, make no mistake. The fretboard freak opens the double A side with a few bars of instrumental delight that can only be expressed as a massage during a motion picture.  It is a series of blues delight-some as odes and some as original frills for the flavour. It is as classic as it can get, and will leave you with a smile on your face. There are references to B.B King, Gary Clark and even SRV in parts. If you’re a geek for the guitar, this is home ground and sacred symphony has been delivered straight to your ears. Some of the best in indie blues I’ve ever heard. Period:

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