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Politically Charged Classic-Inspired Rock: A Fragile tomorrow “It’s Better That Way”

If you’re a big fan of rock’n roll that’s got some edge to it, we are happy to introduce you to A Fragile Tomorrow. The band has just released their latest album, the aptly titled “It’s Better That Way,” an album chock full of rolling, rock goodness paired with some bitingly political songwriting.

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Simply said, this album absolutely rocks. Arrangements on songs like “All Signs Lead To Amsterdam,” are comfortably familiar but with just enough extra pizazz thrown into the mix to keep things interesting.

In fact, many songs on the album have this distinct element of familiarity to them, while still keeping an experimental feel. We wouldn’t go out on a limb and call it an experimental album, however. On the contrary, for the most part, “It’s Better That Way,” sticks to its roots quite well, with moments of musical brilliance throughout.

As a result, you get an album that’s a fun romp through different soundstages and musical atmospheres that are hard to find elsewhere. It definitely helps that every song is competently performed to its full potential, as testament to the talent on board in the band.

Of course, you can’t go on too long without addressing how A Fragile Tomorrow is a very politically charged band, but truthfully, it doesn’t matter all that much. After all, bands using rock music as a platform for political opinions is nothing new. The Clash were famous for pushing their anti-authority thoughts through song, and things aren’t too different here.

Songwriting is politically charged and biting, especially on songs like “Lost In Art,” while never becoming too overbearing. A big emphasis is placed on the music simply sounding good first, as opposed to just being as political as possible. Thus, you get an album that’s political, but also true to its roots as a rock album. We can imagine even people who aren’t big fans of politics getting a kick out of this album from its music alone. It’s praiseworthy for sure, especially considering a lot of the musical shovel-ware out there.

Overall, we give “It’s Better That Way,” a hearty recommendation. If you’re into classic-inspired rock with some fresh new twists, this is what you’re looking for. Bonus points if you enjoy more political albums.

About A Fragile Tomorrow: Members of AFT are founders Sean Kelly, Brendan Kelly, and Shaun Rhoades, as well as new additions Josh Kean (Electric Century -Mikey Way of My Chemical Romance, Sub Pop/Kill Rock Stars indie legend Danielle Howle) and Peter Holsaple (dB’s, R.E.M., Hootie and the Blowfish, Continental Drifters) . AFT (Dom Kelly, Sean Kelly, Brendan Kelly and Shaun Rhoades) released 4 albums (Wishful Thinking, Beautiful Noise, Tripping Over Nothing and Be Nice, Be Careful) before releasing their independent Music award winning debut album Make Me Over for MPress Records and Generation Loss. They have collaborated and recorded with Indigo Girls on several projects, and have shared stages with artists including Indigo Girls, Drivin’ N Cryin’ and Matthew Sweet.

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Mister Co. Drops Explosive New Single “Can’t Stop The Funk”

Mister Co. has returned to light up 2025 with their newest release, “Can’t Stop The Funk.” Out March 21st, this irresistible jam is brought to you by Australian homies Jonathan Bufalino and Free Parking, melding fat doses of funk, soul, and groove.

“Can’t Stop The Funk” hits you with the first bassline and never lets go. Funk-driven guitar riffs lock into a pulsing rhythm section, and infectious brass accents and velvety-smooth vocals push the energy even higher. It’s the kind of track that doesn’t just get you moving, it demands movement. Whether you’re a longtime funk fan or someone who loves a good high-energy anthem, Mister Co. will hit your ears with sounds that feel fresh but also hint at the nostalgia of that golden era of groove, all mixed with slick, modern production.

The single is only the beginning. “Can’t Stop The Funk” is a taster of Mister Co.’s upcoming EP, bringing much more of this genre-defying splendour. And for anyone who feels they can’t get enough, the pair is doubling down on the experience, doing so with a high-octane live performance music video as well as a behind-the-scenes documentary, exclusive to subscribers, giving fans a front-row seat to the creative magic behind the track.

Mister Co. has a knack for powering up crowds with their lively sets, and Can’t Stop The Funk proves that they can convert that visceral charge into a recorded studio experience. It’s a song meant to be felt as much as it is listened to, ideal for dance floors and festival stages, for any place where good vibes are necessary.

As 2025 approaches, Mister Co. shows that the funk is here to stay. With “Can’t Stop The Funk”, they’re signalling the start of what’s looking to be their biggest year yet. It’s as if you’ve considered turning the volume down on this one.

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Tony G. Copeland Serenades the Soul with “My Number One Lady”

Love songs often seem to drip with timeless appeal, and Tony G. Copeland’s latest single, “My Number One Lady”, is just such an example. This heartstring song is a fair homage to love, gratitude, and unyielding support, and it will be out on his album All Night Suga.

Written initially as a love letter to his wife, Angela, “Number One Lady” went on to do something of a disservice: it reinvigorated a genre that the masses had long forgotten. With its soothing melodies, luscious instrumentation, and soul-surging lyrics, the song speaks to every woman loved by a man who knows and loves her for her true self.

From the opening note, “My Number One Lady” envelops listeners in a hug, buoyed by Tony G. Copeland’s skillful production and the song’s full sonic textures. Co-produced by Reginald Halsey Jr. and featuring Brock Mack’s deep, sonorous bass lines, the track unfolds like a soulful groove that manifests as equal parts R&B classic and contemporary polish. Their talents blend seamlessly into a sound that feels at once an homage and completely new.

Whether you’re two-stepping in the kitchen with your partner or just thinking back on the beauty of unconditional love, this track will be a home run for your heart.

This single, released under EASY ENTERTAINMENT LLC, showcases an artist committed to quality music and meaningful storytelling. Courtesy of Danay Records and Teejaydees Productions, the song previews All Night Suga, a lustrous sound project due early this summer, which promises to be equally evocative of soul and spirit.

“My Number One Lady” is an experience, a moment of appreciation, all packaged in musical form. Tony G. Copeland has given us the timeliest, the love that is all raw.

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