Canadian guitarist Jocelyn Gould’s Golden Hour is her follow-up to her Juno-winning 2020 debut Elegant Traveler. Gould works with a core quartet augmented by saxophonist Jon Gordon on three tracks,
Trumpeter Bill Ortiz has been one of the Bay Area’s most valuable multi-genre artists for over four decades, having notably toured with Santana for 16 years since the Grammy-winning Smooth
Multi-award-winning UK tenor saxophonist and composer Binker Golding hasn’t even been on the scene that long but has risen quickly. You may best know him from the sax-drum duo where
Soulful singer-songwriter Chastity Brown turned heads with her 2017 debut Silhouette of Sirens so this follow-up, Sing to the Walls (out via Red House Records) comes with a high level
The Phantom Blues Band is a blues supergroup. Not only have they helped Taj Mahal win two Grammys and gain three other nominations, but they are also the same folks
The parallel here is just too striking to ignore. Just as the now well-decorated bluesman Bobby Rush did not win a Grammy until he was into his eighties, after many
NU-JIVE is a band formed thirteen years ago by saxophonist and composer Troy Roberts and they deliver their fourth release with Nations United, which is more than simply a casual
We’ve long come to know Rod Picott as one of the rawest and honest songwriters in the genre, and he continues to deliver some of his most intimate and deeply
Only an artist as strong as Patty Griffin would overlook these ten great performances in search of ‘better’ material. Hindsight often has its advantages and time between can bring a
Let’s (let us) begin by clarifying how the band Lettuce got its name. Just as we began the last sentence, it comes from “let us play” or its shorter refrain
