Red Card Riot is an American rock band from San Diego, California. Its four members are: Dean Masterson (lead vocals, guitar), Clay Kensington (bass), Emmitt Ludlow (guitar, keys), and C- Bomb (Caleb Baumgarten) (drums). Their debut album “I Swear This Never Happens To Me” was certified platinum and their debut single, “Shaynee,” hit number one in twelve countries and reached top ten in 21 other territories. In the US, the song spent 26 consecutive weeks at the top of the Hot Rock Songs Chart and was later nominated for a Grammy for Song of the Year and certified six times platinum. Since then Red Card Riot has gone on to release six albums and rack up every major award multiple times.

Click here to read the first ever article about RCR in Rock n Roll — a review of their debut album! 

Click here to read an interview of C-Bomb, Red Card Riot’s famed drummer.

Click here to start reading Finding Home about RCR’s famed drummer, Caleb “C-Bomb” Baumgarten.

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Click HERE to read an interview on BBC RADIO before their debut album released!

Click HERE to read an interview between Dax and Momma Morgan on “Morning Chat with Marianne”.

Click HERE to read the interview of Reed Rivers “The man with the Midas touch” from inside the 2019 Rock “n” Roll magazine.

Click HERE to read the interview of Dax from inside the 2019 Rock “n” Roll magazine.

Watch an illustration of Colin’s love story with Amy from Swoon, set to the 22 Goats song of the same name here!

Fugitive Summer is an American pop/rock band originally formed in Chicago, Illinois. The band is comprised of five members: Savage (lead singer and guitarist), Kai Cook (bass), Kendrick Cook (drums), Ruby Connolly (keys and synth), and Titus Connolly (guitar). The band was originally formed as teens by brothers Kendrick and Kai, who then recruited Savage after he moved into their apartment complex. Shortly thereafter, the trio recruited twin siblings Titus and Ruby Connolly and the band hit its stride, ultimately snagging a global #1 smash hit and Grammy for the song, “Hate Sex High.”

Click HERE to read an interview with Savage for Gentlemen's World Magazine.

Click HERE to read an interview with Ruby Connolly for Rock 'n' Roll Magazine.

Click here to watch Fugitive Summer’s newest music video “Hate Sex High”

Rumor has it that Ruby Connolly of Fugitive Summer was the muse for Alexa Play Music’s breakup anthem, “Don’t Call Me.” Ruby denies it and APM hasn’t confirmed it. What do you think? Watch APM’s music video here and be the judge.

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Click here to read an interview of Kai Cook, the bassist in Fugitive Summer, in Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine.

Laila Fitzgerald is an American singer songwriter, originally from Whittier, California outside of Los Angeles. A classically trained pianist, Laila is known for her sumptuous, soulful voice and ability to deliver a song with immense emotion and range. She began composing songs on piano by age thirteen, and gained recognition on YouTube for her covers of other artists’ songs. At age eighteen, Laila signed with Gigantic Records. But after artistic differences with that label, she left and released music independently for two years. At age twenty, Laila was signed by River Records, and that’s when her self-titled debut album put Laila on the map. The album was certified gold and gained Laila a nomination at the Grammys for best new artist and a win for her producer, Zeke Emmanuel, as Grammy for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical. Laila is known for writing songs about her love life, much of it not flattering. However, she rarely confirms her relationships in the media, preferring instead to let her fans decode her lyrics and draw their own conclusions.

Click here to read Laila Fitzgerald's 2024 Interview.

Click here to watch Laila’s music video for the acoustic version of “Savage Love”

Click here to listen to Laila’s smash hit “Savage Love” as well as some other acoustic performances on her piano.

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Click to watch the music video for APM’s viral breakup anthem, “Don’t Call Me” here!

Want to hear a joke? Cooper Constantino had some really funny ones for the Special Edition Rock N Roll Magazine! Read them here!

Aloha Carmichael is one of the most recognizable artists today. At age seven, Aloha landed the titular role in Disney’s It’s Aloha!—a show about a young girl who becomes an unwitting global pop star. The show ran for ten seasons, after which Aloha released her first album not related to the show. It went seven times platinum and solidified her as a global star in her own right. Several smash hit albums later, Aloha landed at River Records, where she has forged a new artistic path for herself, culminating with her latest release Aloha the Brave.

Click HERE to read an interview with Aloha for the Special Edition Rock N Roll Magazine.

Start reading Zander and Aloha's story, MISTER BODYGUARD, HERE.

Alessandra Tennison is one of River Records’ brightest new stars. Her debut single, “Blindsided” peaked at Number 8 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, and her debut album is on its way. Alessandra cites Laila Fitzgerald, Joni Mitchell, 22 Goats, Carly Simon, Joan Armatrading, and Fiona Apple among her musical idols, but we at River Records look forward to this new artist paving a path in music that’s all her own.

Click here to watch the music video for Alessandra’s smash hit “Smitten,” co-written with Fish of 22 Goats.

Click here to read the “Here Comes The Bride Magazine” article featuring Smitten in the Top 20 Best First Dance Wedding Songs of all time.

Start reading Ally & Fish's story SMITTEN here!

Danger Doctor Jones is an American alt rock band originally from Portland, Oregon. Their first three self-released singles charted on the US Alternative Songs chart, before River Records signed them and released their eponymous debut album, which spawned three top ten hits, including their breakout number one smash, “Swallow It Down Hard.” Since their initial breakthrough album, Danger Doctor Jones has gone on to release three more albums, each one more successful than the last.

William “Will” Riley, known by his stage name 2Real, is an American musician, singer, rapper, actor and songwriter, best known for his global number one hit “Crash,” which was co-written by Dean Masterson, frontman of the rock band, Red Card Riot. Riley grew up in Long Beach, California. His list of cited influences for his music is as eclectic as his own music: Johnny Cash, Sublime, Beastie Boys, Rx Bandits, House of Pain, and Everlast. Riley has been nominated for Grammys four times and won for Best New Artist.