After seeing Beyond this Point, affectionately known as BTP, live in Brooklyn I knew I had to interview them for our blog. The energy that these seven guys bring to the stage is so magnetic and overwhelming in all the right ways. You find yourself fistpumping and jumping up and down with them, before you know the words to their songs. BTP is going places, and 2011 is sure to be a big year for them in a long line of many exciting years to come.

Former 4 Non Blondes lead singer and hit songwriter Linda Perry is back. With a fierce album, a tragic love story and a new sound. You can see her this weekend at the Knitting Factory, Saturday night (March 26th). Check out the Knitting Factory’s web site for more information on her live show. The title of the new album, “8 Songs About a Girl.” You have to see her live to understand the story behind the songs, the girl, and Deep Dark Robot.

Artists helping artists, what a great concept, and an ever-growing one at this time. The latest in this concept, taking the stage, is Sabrina Clery. Not only an artist, but an accomplished musician, media, and marketing consultant. Sabrina is melding the worlds of rock, reggae, and soul and encouraging artists to learn from one another’s styles and differences. Focusing on the audience, and the give-back Sabrina creates a warmth of style that carries over through her business and music. A quote from her site, “leave your impression of our expression,” I believe says it all.