Our collective thirst for jazz from iconic players may be insatiable but recent efforts continue to go a long way toward satisfying those cravings, whether it be discoveries of unreleased
Keb’ Mo’ built his now legendary reputation as a bluesman but has proven to be equally adept in R&B and Americana-styled roots music. The latter and rootsy blues are at
The Austin-based duo of long-time friends Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance are the driving force behind Jamestown Revival who deliver their third album, San Isabel, named for the location of
Los Coast has already developed a reputation as one of Austin’s best rousing, live bands and now deliver their long-awaited debut, Samsara, on the prestigious New West label. Their sound
Few EPs made an impact like the collaboration of Calexico and Iron & Wine’s In the Reins from 2005. Although it took all this time for their respective schedules to
This is the twelfth album from Gerry Gibbs, the multi-instrumental leader of his trio Thrasher People. Unlike anything he has ever produced before, this epic, 19-part suite pays tribute to
This collaboration between two giants could likely only happen live in a special setting to produce the drama and improvisation contained in The Brown Beatnik Tomes – Live at BRIC.
I’m The Smile is Charlie Roth’s eighth album, which just goes to prove that great talent can reside under the radar for many of us until that artist is put
Grammy winning saxophonist and educator David Sanchez has a new album of originals, inspired by the melodies and rhythms coming from, as the title Carib implies, the Caribbean region, notably
Veteran LA-based singer-songwriter Eleni Mandell’s 11th studio album, Wake Up Again, finds her juggling the roles of musician, mother, teacher and student. While Mandell will admit to the difficulty of
