We hit St. Louis this time, with Julian Keaton's debut EP "The Calling".
Click here for a link to the FREE DOWNLOAD on DatPiff.

These days, short and sweet seems to work best for everyone's busy lives, and Julian Keaton delivers the perfect listen with his six-song debut mixtape.  Right off the bat, the aptly-titled "Proper Introduction" grabs you.  It's a great beat, and Keaton fires off his sharp lyrics with a old-school flow.  His message comes through loud and clear, and he's an instantly likeable MC.

In fact, I haven't heard someone so direct and to-the-point in a long time, and it's a nice change.  Some of his best performances shine through on "Not Rich Nor Famous" and "Doin It Now".  You get a laidback vibe with "Day In The Life", and overall, Keaton's choices of producers and beats is diverse, which allows him to show his different angles.  You'll hear a range of styles from underground to electronic.

And did I mention that he actually has something to say?  No empty swag talk, here.  Keaton uses his words and his opportunity to tell you abou

So, show this new artist some love, download the mixtape, and check out his site.  This might be the first time you've heard about Julian Keaton, but it won't be the last.

Here's the link again for the FREE DOWNLOAD.

Been streaming Broadjam Radio regularly the past week or so, and I've picked another 3 artists to feature on this week's post.

First up, some Hip-Hop from Bambu. "Born Again" is a high-energy, motivational song good enough for Rocky. Link

Next, my favorite EDM song on all of Broadjam - "Abracio" by Jim Reeder.  Impossible not to get into this track.  Link

Finally, a Pop song with great lyrics, rhythm, instrumentation, and performance from Akil Wingate - "Shattered".  Link

If you're a musician of any kind, and you want to join a growing community of talent, you need to be on BROADJAM.  It's FREE to join, but you can also take advantage of the many incredible paid services they offer. 
If you're simply a music fanatic, Broadjam is the place to find some of the best unsigned artists out there. 

Check back here regularly, too.   I plan to feature more from Broadjam in the coming weeks.  There's just too much great music on there...