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Inge Lamboo & Pete Townshend Bridge Generations With Stunning New single “Call Out Your Name”

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We recently had the exciting opportunity to check out the new single “Call Out Your Name”, from Dutch artist Inge Lamboo, featuring The Who’s Pete Townshend. You can listen to “Call Out Your Name” Here

We absolutely love the energy from Inge Lamboo on “Call Out Your Name”, featuring Pete Townshend. The authenticity of the track which is layered in a beautiful blues rock and indie tone, that is positively perfect.

Dutch singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Inge Lamboo is about to enter a new phase in her career. Known for her alt-pop sound embellished with country flares, Inge embraces nostalgic songs to create a distinct musical landscape. She has gained recognition through her unique mashups and covers on social media, catching the attention of artists such as Lindsey Buckingham, P!NK, and YUNGBLUD. With millions of views on TikTok and Instagram, Inge Lamboo has quickly become an artist to watch. 

Her latest release “Call Out Your Name” is from her upcoming album, This Is How The Future Sounds, and is a special collaboration with Pete Townshend. After one of her mashups went viral on Instagram—where she performed “Do I Wanna Know” by Arctic Monkeys in the style of “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac—Inge caught the attention of the legendary guitarist from The Who. What started as a spontaneous online interaction evolved into a remarkable musical connection. “Do I dare ask him to play on my new album?” Inge constantly wondered. “I spent two weeks thinking about it.” She gathers her courage and sends a message with her most indie song, “Call Out Your Name”. Two weeks later, Townshend responds with his contribution, a blazing guitar solo that he has patented. The windmill-like arm gestures from his heyday are something the listener can imagine. “His playing is very recognizable, rhythmic, and full of attitude,” she says. She solos just as fiercely alongside him. Pete is on the left, and Inge is on the right. She also points out the Morse code he hides in his guitar playing. 

The result is a powerful and dynamic track where his iconic playing merges seamlessly with Inge’s emotional songwriting. This collaboration not only highlights Inge’s versatility as an artist but also proves how music can bridge generations.

Townsend shares, “It was an honour to be asked to play guitar on one of Inge Lamboo’s new tracks. I follow her work on Instagram and she is making terrific Indie-style music with some really smart twists. The guitar work on her tracks is perfectly wonderful without me, so I decided to throw some mud at the wall – in the old ‘60s style, and amazingly it worked. Inge is a special talent, we should ALL look out for her.”

On March 30th, Inge will visit Pete at The Who’s show at the Royal Albert Hall in London, where she will personally hand him the 7” vinyl of “Call Out Your Name”, which will be released on April 12th for Record Store Day. You can watch the interaction between Pete and Inge here. This Is How The Future Sounds is set for release May 30th 2025. 

The Mary Tyler Whores Offer Up Flawless Cover, Of DEVO’s “Whip It”

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We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out The Mary Tyler Whores and their electrifying cover of the DEVO classic “Whip It” via Golden Robot Records, You can listen to “Whip It” on Spotify Here, Apple Music Here You can also watch the video below.

“Whip It “ , from DEVO , is probably one of the most electrifying songs in music history. The Mary Tyler Whores deliver a blazing version of “Whip It” that they make all their own and we freaking love it .

Produced by punk legend Greg Hetson (Circle Jerks / Bad Religion), this turbocharged, high-voltage version of Devo’s cult classic slaps harder than ever, dripping with the band’s signature filthy punk energy. 

Covering ‘Whip It’ felt like the perfect way to pay tribute while ripping it open for a new generation.” Shot in downtown Los Angeles in January 2025 – right in the middle of the city’s wildfire devastation – the ‘Whip It’ video is a high-intensity, no-holds-barred spectacle. Directed, edited, and enhanced with SFX by Faust (Infinivision), with cinematography by Blake Russ, and Money$Punk Productions backing the madness, the video blends surrealism with pure punk destruction.

So dust off those new wave dance moves and get ready to “Whip It”

“Tired Of Being Alone” From Alisan Porter With Blues Traveler Is Soul Perfect

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We recently checked out the new track “Tired Of Being Alone” from Alisan Porter with Blues Traveler.

You can listen to “Tired Of Being Alone” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

Alisan Porter is a multi-talented artist known for her exceptional skills as a singer, songwriter, actress, and vocal coach. Alisan’s vocal abilities are nothing short of extraordinary. Her powerful and soulful voice has captivated audiences worldwide.

The combination of Alisan Porter with rock legends Blues Traveler on the soul classic “Tired Of Being Alone is absolutely stunningly beautiful and perfect .

“Tired Of Being Along “ is an epic soul classic originally made famous and written by soul music legend Al Green . It reached number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number seven on the Soul Singles Chart in 1971. Billboard ranked it as the number-12 song for 1971.

Alisan Porter has the kind of voice that you simply can not forget. As a vocal coach, she has shared her expertise and helped aspiring artists unlock their full potential. Her dedication to nurturing young talent and guiding others in their musical journey is truly inspiring and she has just completed her fourth season as a coach on FOX’s “The Masked Singer”. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Alisan is also a devoted mother and wife. Her love for her family shines through in her music and performances, adding an extra layer of depth and emotion to her artistry.

Make your soul happy and check out “Tired Of Being Alone “ with Blues Traveler and Alisan Porter