February 5, 2007 Jonathan Cain & Mica Roberts “Faithfully” (aao Music) As a writer and keyboard player with Journey, Jonathan Cain has earned his share of multi-platinum recognition. Now Cain steps into the solo spotlight and puts his vocals to “Faithfully,” a song he originally penned for Journey’s Frontiers album. This time around the song gets a breath of fresh air in it’s new duet presentation with the addition of vocalist Mica Roberts. From Cain’s latest album, Where I Live. www.jonathancain.com. December 4, 2006 Joanna Mosca “Not Enough” (Dolce Diva Music) With the year winding down and holiday music garnering the lion’s share of airplay, don’t miss out on Joanna Mosca’s “Not Enough.” Mosca is poised to take center stage with this fresh, bouncy slice of pop that delivers on all counts and sounds like the best song Shania Twain never did.  November 10, 2006 Crashbox “Drown” (Core) Looking for a quality mid-tempo gem to satisfy your rock base? Well look no further than “Drown,” a superbly crafted, and well produced song that captures the essence of what a melodic pop/rock song should be, ala Cheap Trick and Green Day. Don’t miss this one. Paul Kawabori “Don’t Stop Now” (PK Music) Newcomer Paul Kawabori delivers the goods with “Don’t Stop Now,” a straight-ahead power pop song, that recalls the glory days of the 80’s, with all the sensibilities of present day production techniques. Kawabori’s vocals fit the tempo and drive of this song perfectly.  May 30, 2006 Dee Featuring The JT Band “Waiting For You” (Deemusic) Hailing from the most northeast corner of the U.S. and the product of a musical family, Denise “Dee” Sirois joins forces with the Thibeault Brothers (Jamie, Jasen and Jerry) for the debut single, “Waiting For You.” On this midtempo tune, Dee’s emotive vocal delivery is expertly showcased, while supported with some very tasteful slide guitar, and an equally strong melody. For more info, check out deefeaturingthejtband.com. May 19, 2006 The Jones Gang “Gypsy Lane” (AAO Music) After spending thirty-six weeks on the chart and an unprecedented eleven weeks atop the ACQB chart with “Angel,” The Jones Gang rides again with “Gypsy Lane.” This time out, the guys enlist the services of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood and ex-Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan on this spirited tribute to the late Ronnie Lane. Expect lightning to strike twice for this very radio-friendly track. Look for The Jones Gang to grace the TV screen with appearances slated for Conan O’Brien, CN8, ESPN’s “Cold Pizza,” Access Hollywood and others.    Breanna Lynn “Seams” (Black Onyx) “Seams” is the debut release from the highly versatile Breanna Lynn, an artist that’s ready to make a big impact at radio. With the noted producer Gardner Cole working the controls, Lynn’s obvious ability to take control of the lyrics is a thing of beauty, while the melody truly serves as the perfect musical backdrop. Learn more about Breanna Lynn at: breannalynnonline.com or blackonyxrecords.com.   May 8, 2006 24E "Love Is" (Jupiter) This Southern California quartet splash on the scene with “Love Is,” a mid-tempo, melodic pop/rock tune with a chorus that delivers a classic knockout punch. With producer by Rob (Christina Aguilera, Michael Jackson) Hoffman behind the board, “Love Is” is poised to launch 24E on the airwaves well into the summer. Learn more about the band at: www.24eonline.com or www.myspace.com/24e.           April 10, 2006 Gigi Denisco “Before We Start” (Towne Crier) Miami native Gigi Denisco has earned countless accolades as a writer and performer and with “Before We Start” she stands poised and ready to earn the nationwide acclaim she deserves. This acoustic-driven pop tune leaves plenty of room to showcase Gigi’s obvious vocal talents, while the hooky melody provides a memorable experience. Learn more about Gigi at www.gigidenisco.com. Chantal Chamandy “Feels Like Love” (Ninemuse/Aezra) Having already logged considerable time on the charts already with the spirited “You Want Me,” Chantal returns with a bigtime ballad in the form of “Feels Like Love.” Featuring former Gipsy King singer Chico Castillo, this passionate duet echoes love songs from some of the format’s biggest names and London’s Evening Standard has compared this one to fellow Canadian Celine Dion. For more info, go to www.chantalchamandy.com.   Rin’ f/Lisa Loeb “Anti Hero” (Domo) It’s truly an East meets West collaboration as Lisa Loeb offers her vocal support on “Anti Hero” from Rin’, one of Japan’s top youth-oriented pop groups. Under the backdrop of a traditional Japanese musical landscape, this one is peppered with just the right about of pop spice making it a tasty addition for any playlist. It’s the debut single from the forthcoming Inland Sea CD. Go to www.domo.com for more information.      January 27, 2006 Tom Fuller "Don’t Keep Me Waiting" (Red Cap) The album, Chasing An Illusion, has already delivered two Top 5 tracks with "Dare To Love" and "Back Again." Now Fuller returns with "Don’t Keep Me Waiting," a vibrant, midtempo pop gem that feels like a breath of fresh air. His smooth vocal stylings are complimented by the intelligent lyrics, tasty piano break and top shell production. Find out more about Tom Fuller at tomfullermusic.com or redcaprecords.us. Whitney Wolanin f/Jimi Jamison (of Survivor) "It Takes Two" (TopNotch) The talented Whitney Wolanin strikes paydirt with this cover of this Motown classic, that even Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell would be proud of. Teaming with Survivor’s Jimi Jamison seems to be a match made in Rock N’ Roll heaven as their vocals fit together perfectly. A quality rendition, updated production, a classic song, and two great voices...what could be better? Learn more about Whitney at: WhitneyWolanin.com. Jo Potter "Valentine’s Day Song" (Roar Records) From her 8 Circles CD, "Valentine’s Day Song" captures the essence of artist who is poised to have an amazing year. Soulful and passionate, with just the right amount yearning, this one just feels so right. There’s a familiar and comfortable sound that yields a comparison to Cyndi Lauper’s "True Colors." This is truly a pleasant way to start the year.  Chantal Chamandy “You Want Me” (Ninemuse Entertainment) Layered tastefully with Middle Eastern melodies, “You Want Me” showcases Chantal Chamandy’s exotic influences and dynamic vocals centered around a driving uptempo backdrop. Her unique Pop style and savvy production paves the way for this vibrant newcomer.