John Greska Brings Cheer With Latest Release, ‘Aiming At The Stars’

Wed, 08 Apr 2020 00:00:00 +0000

New Indie Pop Album Out April 9, 2020

Chicago, Illinois – April 8, 2020 – ‘Aiming At The Stars’ is John Greska’s third studio album, but his first to incorporate his lyrical charm into music that delivers indie-pop charm.

John Greska dropped his debut, ‘Day to Day Thoughts,’ in 2018 and followed that delight with 2019’s ‘Life as an Ocean.’ Both albums showcased John Greska’s skill set when it comes to composition, but with ‘Aiming At The Stars’ he hopes fans can appreciate the lyrical charisma found in his 2020 EP. Songs like “Who Do I Love” and “One of Those Days” are for those who like their indie-pop with a side of quirk and enjoy simple, audible pleasures streaming from their speakers.

John Greska started making instrumental music three years ago and within a year had a record ready to go. Now he’s attaching lyrics to his already enchanting musical works for his latest. Before music, John Greska was in the world of film, competing in a number of film festivals including the Hardcore Horror Fest, the Indie Gathering International Film Festival, and the Cutting Edge Film Festival.

Those interested in adding new indie-pop to their playlists, reviewing ‘Aiming At The Stars,’ or interviewing John Greska can reach out via the information provided below.

For more music from John Greska, please visit: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0WE7tR00fCeJUMY3xZWdhf

**About:
**John Greska’s third studio album, ‘Aiming At The Stars,’ is due out April 9, 2020.

**Contact:
**John Greska
630-728-4926
johngreska@gmail.com

**Links:
**Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jgreska/
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/johngreskaBandcamp: https://johngreska.bandcamp.com/album/aiming-at-the-starsApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/aiming-at-the-stars-ep/1505152655

Mick Southerland Drops Solo EP ‘A Night Divine’

Tue, 17 Sep 2019 00:00:00 +0000

New Indie Electropop Music Out Now

College Station, Texas – September 17, 2019 – Critics and fans alike have been raving about Mick Southerland’s A Night Divine calling is confident, catchy, and memorable. Formerly of Southernayers, Mick Southerland is branching out on his own to embark on an indie meets electropop wave that has people feeling like they’re listening to the ’80s elevated to modern times on his solo debut.

As the titular single, “A Night Divine” presents a charismatic look inside what the rest of the album it shares its name with is all about. Much the in the same wheelhouse as the likes of Bastille, Mick Southerland lays his heartfelt and at times soulful vocals atop a myriad of electropop so that in the end there is this beautiful balance between two styles seamlessly coming together whether it’s the emotive expressions of “Slumber” or the liveliness of “Stay Awhile.”

The past 20 years or so of Mick Southerland’s life has been dedicated to his craft. Growing with the Austin scene, he put his stamp on the city playing alongside notable acts like Spoon and Ghostland Observatory. After playing in Southernayers he decided it was time to focus on something new, and sooner than later his solo efforts were realized in the form of A Night Divine.

Those whose playlists are already full of artists such as Bastille and Andrew McMahon who are interested in adding new talent, reviewing A Night Divine , or interviewing Mick Southerland about his career thus far can reach out via the information provided below.

To hear more from Mick Southerland, head here: https://open.spotify.com/album/4sQivhMPltOOhWzUjfZWcX?si=J8jaJbXySSqLIy88Fh7wlQ

**About:
**Mick Southerland is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer with a new solo EP, A Night Divine , out now.

Contact:
Mick Southerland
979-393-3733
omeany2@gmail.com

Links:
Official Site: https://www.micksoutherland.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/micksoutherlandmusic
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/micksoutherland

Indie Pop | ArtistPR

John Greska Brings Cheer With Latest Release, ‘Aiming At The Stars’

Mick Southerland Drops Solo EP ‘A Night Divine’