Granted, most of you probably don’t know of Greg Copeland. If you do, you know that he’s a childhood friend and collaborator of Jackson Browne, or maybe that he wrote
The adventurous, chameleon-like, affable Chicago pianist Johnny Iguana is finally making his blues debut as a leader. He’s been a sideman on countless Delmark albums and yes, he’s the same
Good Luck, Seeker is the third from Mike Scott and his current lineup of The Waterboys, their 14th overall, and follows 2017’s Out of the Blue and 2019’s Where the
Willie Nile is one of the most honest, driven songwriters in rock but remains under the radar for way too many as indicated by the word in the title –
Jerry Joseph’s The Beautiful Madness could just as easily be titled “The Brilliant Madness.” Yes, this should be a contender for Album of the Year in roots-rock circles. It is
It’s rare when the lead-in to an album is a cello solo. That lets you know right away that Sheridan, Wyoming’s The Two Tracks are not your average Americana band.
Cuban pianist and composer Kemuel Roig may be better known in Christian and New Age music circles but the pianist has toured with the renowned Arturo Sandoval for eight years.
With Long Day in the Milky Way, her eighth album, Kris Delmhorst wants to impart some hopeful messages for all of us immersed in this dreary world brought on by
Two-time GRAMMY® Award-winner Fantastic Negrito is back with his third album, Have You Lost Your Mind Yet? As we’ve heard from the genre-fusing artist, he continues to fuse elements of
Singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards has such a steep career trajectory that she fell into that unenviable category of artists where producers, industry types and others were telling her how she should
