For the past couple weeks, we’ve been hard at work building a new music platform where artists and labels can take full advantage of all of Entertonement’s social tools to promote their music. Using easily customizable artist pages, custom audio players, as well as APIs that plug into all the popular social media sites, record labels can post songs and interviews with the look and feel they design.

Fans also benefit from the new platform, by providing them with a central destination for their favorite artists …

From the talented band, Palette-Swap Ninja, which first caught our ear with their popular hit “Halo ((All I Play-Oh)),” a parody of the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Snow ((Hey Oh)),” comes “Learn To Spell,” another brilliant parody, this time of The All American Rejects’ “Gives You Hell.”
Described as part whine-fest, part PSA, and part rallying cry, “Learn to Spell” is an open letter to all the gamers who spend endless hours on forums arguing about which game console is better, while seemingly unable to spell basic words or write …

With the beginning notes reminiscent of Eric Clapton’s “Layla,” Corey Doak’s songs tap into the folkloric vein of American music. The melodies flow and relax, music perfect for sitting on the front porch sipping a cool whiskey or a mint julep.
Doak’s most recent album, “Light on the Darkest Line” was nominated for multiple awards including the Western Canadian Music Awards, Covenant Awards, and Okanagan Music Awards, with fans comparing the sounds to such artists as Simon and Garfunkel and James Taylor.
For a taste of his music, listen in.