The assumption about Elvis Presley has always been that, had he lived, he probably would have continued making music along the lines of what he had already made. So maybe
Trombonist, composer, bandleader, festival owner, label owner, record producer and entrepreneur Austrian Paul Zauner has led his Blue Brass unit since the ‘90s, at times featuring key guests. Roots n’
LP5 is the 6th studio album from German electronic artist Apparat. It is a balm for a troubled world: at once relaxing, invigorating, and simply beautiful. Fans of Apparat’s side
Yes, we bring you another duo, but it certainly sounds like a big band on several tunes. Kurt and Brianna Jorgensen (The Jorgensens) step forth with their second album, The
Apparently pleased with the freedom found the first time he devoted an entire EP to songs of other artists, Greg Laswell offers a belated sequel a full decade later and
Lana Del Rey just released her 5th major label full-length, Norman Fucking Rockwell!, produced by the supernaturally ubiquitous Jack Antonoff. It feels unbelievable that she already has so many albums
Brian Lynch is one of the top trumpet players in jazz, equally comfortable in an ensemble hard bop/straight ahead mode, or in Latin jazz where he often plays with Eddie
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Book of Traps and Lessons, the new album from poet and artist Kate Tempest, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on
To celebrate their twentieth year the Lost Bayou Ramblers went big by releasing a documentary On Va Continuer! and an accompanying live album ASTEUR as they revel in their past
Grammy-nominated Janiva Magness, rather surprisingly to many, covers John Fogerty, with songs from both Creedence Clearwater Revival and his solo career on Change in the Weather. Magness, who in recent
