Nationwide radio airplay is difficult for interesting music and impossible for Christian innovators. Compilations are gaining prominence as an inexpensive alternative. Velvet Blue Music plays like an all-music hour of programming, not a bad way to stay "current."
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The Blue Star Journal July 1997Reviewed by David ReynoldsI don't pretend to be objective about VBM releases. The truth is, label owner Jeff Cloud and I apparently have similar tastes in music. Two of my favorite bands--The Smiths and Red House Painters--are also two of his favorites. And, let me assure you, he doesn't pay me to say nice things about his releases. He just happens to have a great ear for independent music. Once again on the 12 Song…The Phantom Tollbooth 1997Reviewed by Shari LloydI'm not usually fond of compilations. The groups I like, I already own, and the rest are usually disappointing. Velvet Blue Music is an exception: very interesting music from mostly unknown artists that offers something for everybody. Techno, rockabilly, progressive, alternative, Velvet Blue covers today's music scene. I already own the Bloomsday and the Lassie Foundation projects. After hearing…
