Featured Artists on Tonight’s IndieQRadio:
Tonight on IndieQRadio, we explored a diverse mix of independent voices, spanning generations, genres, and continents. From Southern rock legends to futuristic genre-bending artists, this episode celebrated creativity, storytelling, and music that pushes boundaries. Here’s a closer look at the artists and tracks that made tonight’s show unforgettable.
Meet the Featured Artist:
We kicked things off with a true legend from the South: Memphis Kenny P. Born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1949, Kenny P grew up playing and jamming all over the South before moving to Chicago, where he played drums with blues harp master Corky Siegel. In the early 1970s, he relocated to Los Angeles, performing alongside artists like Shuggie Otis, The Coasters, and R. Dean Taylor.
Kenny P’s music is bar-room, down-home Southern rock, infused with touches of country and blues. On tonight’s episode, we heard his tracks “Let’s Dance 2 Remix” and “Gone But Not Forgotten”, both of which showcase his deep roots in American music traditions while still feeling fresh today.
You can download Memphis Kenny P’s music at www.memphiskennyp.net or Broadjam.com
Next, we shifted gears to Asbury Park, New Jersey, where C-CASH, also known as Michael Julius Coleman, brought his dark city energy to the mix. A multifaceted artist—songwriter, recording artist, actor, model, and entrepreneur—C-CASH delivers raw, unapologetic tracks that capture the grit and vibrancy of his hometown. Tonight we featured “When the Sun Comes Up” and “Legal Hustle”. Heads up: both tracks are labeled Explicit, but don’t worry—they’re bold, compelling songs you’re likely to enjoy.
From the streets of New Jersey, we jumped across the Atlantic to Paris, home to 19-year-old phenom Leirbag X.O. With a name that’s “Gabriel” spelled backward, plus nods to XXXTENTACION and OutKast, Leirbag X.O. is making music that transcends borders. On this episode, we heard “Immersive Electroshock” and “SOMEBODY ELSE (The Special Version)” featuring Brandon McDonald and The Academy. His tracks are part of a new wave of music where beats serve as a universal language, blending emotion and energy to create something entirely unique.
We then explored cinematic storytelling with Les Paul’s (The Paul’s), former Londoners Paul Odiase and Paul Robert Thomas. Multi-instrumentalists, producers, writers, and actors, Les Paul’s deliver bold, dramatic music with a strong narrative. Independent and unsigned, releasing through their own label Swiss Cottage Recordz, they shared “Alice Cooper” and “Nick Cave as Ned Kelly” from The Chelsea Hotel Collection. Their music is rich, dramatic, and fearless—perfect for listeners who love story-driven songs.
Next up was Chaz Landry, a believer, teacher, and songwriter who brings heartfelt lyrics to life using modern technology. With a focus on personal expression and messages of hope, Chaz shared “He Ain’t No Saint” and “Rise to Glory”. His work reminds us that music can inspire, teach, and connect people, and that technology can be a powerful tool for creativity.
Finally, we wrapped up the episode with Du-Du-Sam, a genre-defying songwriter whose music adapts to the lyrics rather than forcing lyrics into a genre box. On this episode, we heard “Android Adam and Eve” and “Morning into Day”. Du-Du-Sam uses AI and digital tools to bring original visions to life, crafting songs that are emotional, unique, and hard to replicate—a perfect way to close out a night of boundary-pushing music.
This IndieQRadio episode showcased a rich spectrum of sounds—from Southern rock and blues to futuristic electro, cinematic storytelling, and personal lyrical expression.
Each artist brought their own flavor, perspective, and creativity, reminding us why independent music continues to thrive and inspire.
For more about these artists and to continue exploring their work, visit IndieQRadio.com and stay tuned for more episodes featuring fresh, independent sounds from around the world.
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