One of the more remarkable young musical talents emerging right now is Trevor Hall. His style is alternative rock meets reggae, but his lyrics transcend the regular categorical classification system. Most people are hungry for something more than the typical love song or tune about this and that. Pop music has become too redundant in the this-and-that subject matter. Trevor writes about love in a deep, engrossing sort of way. There’s a spiritual aspect to his songwriting that pulls you in and makes you captivated in a way very few artists do. Check out this great interview with The Examiner. You can listen to his music and experience what I’m talking about here.

This is the replacement title for New Music Monday. Instead of “new music,” why not just be on the lookout for something that might or might not be currently available, but will definitely be worth your while. If you haven’t heard The Honorary Title, you might not know the name Jarrod Gorbel. Jarrod is their lead singer and songwriter, he’s been making his own brand of folk-rock for several years now. The Honorary Title has a few albums and several EPs. Gorbel has continued writing the recording his solo music and will release his debut solo project “Devil’s Made A New Friend” tomorrow. I really enjoy the tracks on this album. They’re upbeat rock style is very enjoyable. My favorite tracks include “Each Breath,” “Take Me,” and “Extraordinary.” You can hear these tunes and see some great videos here.