Beyond the bizarre wardrobe and hairstyles, beyond his fuzzed-out, distorted blues, Fantastic Negrito is a champion of blues traditions and one of its most passionate performers. You will undoubtedly concur
Craft Latino’s reissue of Traigo de Todo, marking Fania Records’ 60th anniversary, breathes new life into the 1974 classic from Ismael Rivera—a seminal figure in Latin music, often affectionately known
It’s easy to see what Margo Price heard in Jack Quiggins and Ryan Jennings, the duo behind Teddy And The Rough Riders. The two Nashville artists play a uniquely original
Héctor Lavoe’s sophomore album, De Ti Depende, released in 1976, builds on the success of his debut La Voz and elevates his artistry, firmly establishing him as one of salsa’s
Hamish Anderson has increasingly fine-tuned his skills as a recording artist over his last few releases, including the 2014 EP Restless, plus his first two full-length albums, Trouble in 2016 and Out Of My Head three
Conor Donohue’s latest, Stray Dogs, may be rooted in Americana, but it exists in a genre-agnostic space that sees his music careening from pop to funk to cosmic country to psychedelic
Saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins’ multi-media work, Blues Blood, marries nostalgia with concepts of ancestry, all with a keen awareness of Black struggles and the need for peaceful reflection. At
All Species Parade is a jazz album, and it may well be the versatile Jenny Scheinman’s best across a multi-genre career that now counts eleven. It’s her first in six
Seldom has an album come with more anticipation given young jazz vocalist Samara Joy’s Grammy win as Best New Artist in 2023. Arguably, much of Joy’s meteoric rise was attributable
The Craft Recordings reissue of Howard McGhee and Teddy Edwards’ Together Again!!!! is a celebration of two monumental figures in post-bop jazz, brought back into the sonic forefront with pristine
