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David Verney is a graduate from the University of West London, husband, father, Christian and Tottenham Hotspur fan. He started Krannaken.com during his final year at University. The initial idea was just somewhere to put his ideas on the subject of music marketing. However, it has been going strong since then and (at the time of writing) this website is just over 3 years old. Ideas don't dry up because the industry is always changing. New websites with new features are being launched all the time. Therefore, Writer's Block does not feature. I hope you enjoy the blog. Please hit one of the banners and claim your free copy of The Complete Guide to Music Marketing. I plan to update my book with new content every year.

Rene Erickson Plays Solo Acoustic in Never Gone

As a guitarist myself, this is one track that captured my attention from the outset. In Never Gone, Rene Erickson has created something special. Much can be said about Rene and how he plays the guitar. In this post, I will examine Rene’s technique and what makes him stand out. I will also explain when…

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Swilly Song Is A Must For All Rock Music Fans

With a sound combining influences from ZZ Top, The Cult, Nickelback, and Theory of a Deadman, the new Swilly song is a must. The sound of Swilly is similar to a lot of 80s rock bands. In this post, we will examine the song “My Song”. We will look at both music and video production….

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Cavrn Releases an Incredible Mix of Electro & Hip Hop

From the outset, Cavrn shows a real passion as well as talent in his music. Who is Cavrn? Why should you listen to him? What is so good about his music, and where do I think he could improve? This review will look at his latest album, Caveman. I am going to talk in general…

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Lourdes Pita With The Beautiful Lamento Cubano

We have seen many different genres on Krannaken.com, but this is the first time I have reviewed a Spanish folk song. However, it makes a pleasant difference – mainly due to its high sound quality. Therefore, I am happy to introduce you to Lamento Cubano by Lourdes Pita. Who is Lourdes Pita? Why should you…

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Avenue Army Rock With Favorite Enemy

The first band that came to mind when I first listened to Avenue Army are Metallica. In this post, we will discuss the strengths of Avenue Army. We will look at what I like about Favorite Enemy, why you should listen to them, and who their soundalike bands are. I will also discuss each element…

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L7CD Gives It Some Rock & Roll Attitude

If you’re a fan of bands like Run DMC, Beastie Boys, Van Halen, Rage Against the Machine, Jet and also The Black Keys, you will feel right at home with L7CD. With heavy guitars, drums and vocals, L7CD rocks. Thanks to L7CD for allowing me to review their album Rock & Roll Attitude right here…

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Critchley and Simmons On Some Faraway Beach

Critchley and Simmons take us to some faraway beach with On Some Faraway Beach. This is inspired and completely reimagined from a song by Brian Eno. Brian’s song was of the same name, and this cover offers something fresh and interesting. Brian Eno’s classic song was released back in 1974. Most of us hadn’t even…

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Techno Machine 2 Shows How Versatile Frank Can Be

Frank Zozky is back on Krannaken.com. The versatile electronic music artist has just released an epic new techno track. This one is called Techno Machine 2. I think Frank wrote this tune, especially for me, because this is my favourite genre of music. Therefore, it is an honour, a privilege and a pleasure to review…

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XO: Hurt People, Hurt People – An Emotional Outlet

Many of us see music as an emotional outlet. That is why our music is so damn good. R&B artist XO is no different. The long-awaited album, Hurt People, Hurt People, is hot off the press. It was only released on Saturday (25th February 2023). However, if this is a taste of things to come,…

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Seth Hilary Jackson With the Upbeat Here We Are

Seth Hilary Jackson is an award-winning singer-songwriter from the United States whose honours have even included an invitation to perform at the White House. In today’s post, I have the honour, privilege and pleasure of reviewing Seth’s song, Here We Are. As usual in this post, I am going to be positive. I will share…

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