Tori Handsley brings a unique sound through this accessible long-awaited debut – As We Stand. Her trio features Mercury Prize 2020 drummer and producer Moses Boyd and Melt Yourself Down’s
Portland, OR-based guitarist, composer and producer Chance Hayden returns with Grab & Go, his sophomore album on the Ropeadope imprint Atlanta Records, a follow-up to his 2018 label debut, Get
Imagining Marvin originally appeared to sold-out audiences in NYC in 2019. Of course, Marvin Gaye was one of the most universally appealing artists of our lifetimes. Many of Gaye’s most
Ah, Black Friday is here. This set of Sonny Rollins discoveries from the Dutch Jazz Archive is one of his four efforts (also George Coleman, Monty Alexander, Bill Evans) for
Ah, Black Friday is almost here. This features NEA Jazz Master tenor saxophonist George Coleman in an explosive set from Baltimore’s famed ballroom, the Left Bank in 1971. It is
Bentonia-styled blues was first laid down by artists such as Skip James, Henry Stuckey, and Jack Owens in the 1930s and kept alive principally by Jimmy “Duck” Holmes and a
Two-time Blues Music Award nominee Dave Keller is an acclaimed triple-threat: an outstanding singer, an intense guitarist and a talented songwriter. Fueled by his love of deep Southern soul-blues and
Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar are one of the premier soul bands in Canada. Lead vocalist Martin has been nominated for thirteen Maple Blues Awards to date, and that’s before
With time on his hands, like so many musicians, who cannot tour during this pandemic, Dave Alvin reached into his archives for a slew of tracks that for whatever reason,
Duke Robillard’s idea for his latest, Blues Bash, is intentionally a salve for these pandemic-ridden times – “My concept for this album was to make a straight vintage style blues
