A natural companion piece and logical extension of namesake Duwayne’s 2023 Acoustic, Cedric Burnside’s Hill Country Love hews close to a stripped-down and intimate sound. Featuring only four musicians in skeletal arrangements, this co-production
Since The Black Keys returned from their hiatus in 2019, they have put out fine, if not very memorable albums (‘Let’s Rock’, Delta Kream, Dropout Boogie) and seem to be
Pictured conspicuously at a distance from each other on the front cover of All This Time, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams nevertheless present a deep and abiding connection to each other
Based on the Pernice Brothers’ previous output, five years between records is really not that long. The band went almost a decade between 2010’s Goodbye, Killer and 2019’s Spread the
Dustin Kensrue has been releasing solo records for almost two decades now, leaning into a relaxed mix of folk and Americana, but he is still largely known by many as
Over the past few years, the borderless soul of Khruangbin has grown in a plethora of directions. Like the roots of a tree, the band has deviated into different styles
In 2022 Marcus King released a driving, classic rock-soaked album Young Blood. His follow-up is titled Mood Swings, and it does just that, completely shifting his sound towards soul, stripping
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Echoes Of The Inner Prophet is the second Blue Note release by Melissa Aldana. The saxophonist and composer gained significant acclaim not only for her compositions but for the colorful
Singer-songwriter and producer Jose James steps away from tributes that have marked previous releases on this, his twelfth album, the self-produced 1978, a double LP of just nine tracks that
