Lenny Lashley’s Gang Of One has managed to create some of their best work on Five Great Egrets, his latest LP of folk punk anthems.
Beninese guitarist and longtime Herbie Hancock collaborator, Lionel Loueke, put his stamp on his mentor’s tunes with his 2020 HH – and now they are remixed.
Craft Recordings is reissuing Silverstein’s ‘Arrivals & Departures’ as on vinyl for Black Friday Record Store Day.
With their new album ‘Again, Again, Again’, Pittsburgh band Buffalo Rose incorporate bluegrass and folk into their beautiful harmonies.
With 2019’s breakthrough Titanic Rising, Weyes Blood shifted her career onto a higher plane. The follow-up, And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow, cements her status as a must her grandiose artist as the soaring song structures,
Memphis-based singer-songwriter Brian Blake is here with his debut album, Book of Life, but has already achieved some notoriety as a songwriter, having won the Songwriter of the Year in 2021 by the Memphis Songwriters Association for “Move on J.D.,” one of the songs included on this effort.
Neil Young & Crazy Horse’s World Record is not all that different from the foursome’s previous two albums, 2019’s Colorado and last year’s Barn. That’s to say it’s mostly a lowkey and informal piece of recording
On Jaguar Sound, Adrian Quesada funnels those influences into a slinky, bumping, full-length instrumental release that bubbles like a bong.
Charles Lloyd long considered himself a ‘searcher of sound’ and his last of the three trio outings, Trios: Sacred Thread, certainly is a testament to that descriptor.
Juba Lee is the follow-up for saxophonist Avram Fefer’s quartet to 2019’s Testament. It’s alive, edgy, and engaging as one would expect from the musicians that comprise the unit,
