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Producer/ sound designer Matteo Scapin features Stuffy Shmitt’s new single “Mommy and Daddy” on his Viral Sound blog

Americana artist Stuffy Shmitt is an old NYC rock & roller, singer/songwriter and guitarist who has performed and recorded with everyone from The Band’s Levon Helm to David Johansen of the New York Dolls. About eight years ago, Stuffy went off the rails, consumed by bipolar disorder. Finally, he got himself properly medicated, moved to Nashville and was able to sort out everything he’d created during his bouts of depression & mania. The resulting album, Stuff Happens—featuring guest spots by Aaron Lee Tasjan & Brian Wright—is his finest yet.

Forthcoming single “Mommy and Daddy”—the centerpiece of the record—is a raw, heart-crushing, gorgeously written and produced rumination on returning home to find your once-vibrant parents closing in on the end of their lives. An aching slow-burn that erupts into a memorable chorus, the song deals in stark vignettes that etch themselves into your mind…

by Baby Robot Media

Lonesome Highway features an exclusive interview with Michelle Billingsley

Raised in small town Michigan, a musical career was not Michelle Billingsley’s intended life journey. As a young aspiring actor, she headed to Los Angeles with stars in her eyes and dreams of leading roles and Oscars. Things did not go to plan and she departed L.A. with broken dreams, and quite distressed. She changed artistic direction and rebuilt her confidence, committing her life experiences to song on her excellent debut album, NOT THE MARRYING KIND. Her tales of dysfunctional relationships, depression, toxic parent issues and heartache are superbly written, often shocking, and occasionally hilarious. Michelle explained the background and history of the album when we caught up with her recently.

by Baby Robot Media

David Burchfield’s new live acoustic performance video of “Aint’ Gonna Be Easy” just premiered at Americana Highways

Americana Highways brings you this video premiere of David Burchfield’s song “Ain’t Gonna Be Easy,” from his recent release State to State, produced by Joshua James.

This live version of “Ain’t Gonna Be Easy” features David Burchfield on lead vocals & rhythm guitar, and Sam Armstrong-Zickefoose on lead guitar & backing vocals.

The video was produced by Daniel Herman of Mineral Sound. Live from an easy listening room, this song creates instant chills — the good kind. David Burchfield has that songwriting style that’ll make you sing along already from the first verse. “Oh I know, it ain’t gonna be easy.”

by Baby Robot Media

York Calling features Stuffy Shmitt’s “Mommy and Daddy,” calling it “lyrical poetry.”

What captured me most about Mommy & Daddy is its lyrical poetry. The verses are a disorienting swirl of imagery—fast cars, drinks, baseball—it feels like a patchwork of America over the past decades. There’s a timeless feel to it, like it’s an artifact from a time gone by, but at the same time being contemporaneously relevant. It’s quite a feat.

by Baby Robot Media

The Joy of Violent Movement calls “The Panoramic” – the new video from Sleep Still – “slow-burning” & “enchanting”

Los Angeles based dream pop act Sleep Still, led by Mariam McCarthy (vocals, keys) and Scotty Whelan (vocals, guitar) and featuring Kelly Ehrenberg (bass), Chris Kellogg (guitar) and Jeff Darcy (drums, production) can trace their origins to the two separate paths its leaders began before they met:

McCarthy led Detroit-based Silent Violet, an act that shared bills with Yo La Tengo and Bittersweet, contributed three songs to the Rosie O’Donnell-produced film America. received praise from NPR and landed a spot on the West LA Digital Mixtape.
Whelan was a member of alternative rock act Haste The Day, an act that toured nationally along some of the genre’s top artists while working a day job as a music therapist.

November 23, 2020 by Baby Robot Media

Listen: State of the Art Spotify playlist for 11/23/20

Alaska Reid Album Art State of the Art Spotify playlist weekly baby robot media brm indie hip hop electro pop punk rap metal folk — Album Art: Alaska Reid

Listen to this week’s State of the Art Spotify playlist featuring:

K Michelle DuBois – All Night Glamour (Baby Robot Records)
Janelle Monáe – Turntables
Juana Everett – Drifter of Love
Homeboy Sandman – Don’t Look Down (Mello Music Group)
Sara Rachele – Mr. Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan cover)
The Shins – The Great Divide
Stuffy Shmitt – Sweet Krazy
Tenacious D – Time Warp (Rocky Horror Picture Show Cover)
This Way to the Egress – Lights Out
Petit Biscuit – Parachute
Karaoke, Sister Sai – Need
The Armadillo Paradox- Austin
Potatohead People, De La Soul, Posdnuos, Kapok – Baby Got Work
Goliathan – In the Path of the Fiant, Technology is Laid to Waste
PREP – Carrie
Orions Belte – “Conversations” (Jansen Records)
Hot Chip – Tchaparian
Stann Smith – Half Cocked 40
Wallows – Nobody Gets Me (Like You)
Lord Friday the 13th – Bigots Beware
Ali Ditto – Better Than Me
MOURN – Men
Alaska Reid – Oblivion
Nothing – Catch a Fade
Yukon Blonde – YGTT
PEEL – King of the Sea
Lupin – Vampire
Bike Thiefs – You’re Allowed Your Feelings
Cordoba – CHI – Outcry
Sinai Vessel – Guest in Your Life
Smokescreens – Streets of Despair
The Goalie’s Anxiety at the Penalty Kick – An Olive Coat
The Inevitables – The Weight of the Worry (members of Less Than Jake, The Interrupters)
Hypoluxo – Ridden
reggie – Southside Fade
CRi, Sophia Bel – Love Spirit
Plants and Animals – Bold
Sir Chloe – Wrath
Sen Morimoto – Woof
LEISURE – Lonely Nights
Fuzz – Mirror