November is here and the autumn is at its midst (at least where the Drooble HQ are), so we guess it’s time to let you know who won last month’s YouTube Featured Video Contest, right? We asked you to show us an official music video for a song of yours and as any other time we got some awesome submissions, but the 3 winners we chose are: Agnes Milewski with “Soma”, Kafetti with “Up in Here”, and Funkturm with “ONIL”!…

Roger Cultee doesn’t have a cult… yet. But he’s Native American and trust us, he knows how to summon spirits and battle demons. But he isn’t the kind to mumble magic spells under strained breath – no. Rather, he’s a man of brash rock and roll with the soul of a bluesman and calloused fingers that strained a thousand loud, wailing, screeching notes from his guitar to the delight of ghosts of bluesmen past. His second record may be titled…

Finally! Some good old reggae on Drooble! Ghana-based singer, songwriter and guitarist Richmond Amankwah embodies everything reggae tries to teach and it’s no coincidence he chose this particular music style to reach the hearts of people. And that’s exactly what he’s doing – quite successfully, we might add. Here’s a glimpse into his work and his thoughts: How and when was your relationship with music born? I started my singing when I was at the age of 4 to 5years.I sung School Nursery songs to…

Hey Drooblers! It’s time for another Karma interview with a very active member of the global Drooble community! Thorsten Huber is a musician and songwriter from Germany. He prides himself in working with lightning speed and he describes his creative process accordingly: “think, play, listen and fire.” He enjoys playing in front of a live audience whenever he can and his loving family supports him in his musical endeavors. We’ll let you enjoy his thoughts but make sure you pay special…

Wondering how to make Drooble work better for you? The more people join Drooble, the more useful it’s going to be for everybody. And you can help a ton with making Drooble grow. There’s so much you can do and it won’t cost a thing, some of your time aside. Check out our guide for ideas on how to spread the word about our musical community! 1. Organize and host Drooble Ofline meet-ups and jams in your city Make Drooble…