American indie soul band Dwight + Nicole is the creative love child of award-winning singers, songwriters, and multi-instrumentalists Nicole Nelson and Dwight Ritcher. The band is rounded out by powerhouse
While New Wave peaked in the ’80s, its synth-based sounds continually reappeared in different formations in the following decades: even Nine Inch Nails and the Industrial movement were an after-effect
There is no shortcut to the magic of a band of life-long musicians with a shared history, no easy way to duplicate those creative years spent absorbing and sweating out
In the years following the release of his sophomore record Restless, things were really starting to ramp up in David Luning’s trajectory. His album was met with critical acclaim, and
“We chose a mix of classic tunes by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli and some modern pieces that we jazzed up in gypsy style,” says Lincoln Nebraska’s The Wildwoods about
Love Spells is the debut album from Death Doula, a dusky Art-Rock band hailing from Portland, Oregon. The new album was recorded at Jackpot Studios by Adam Lee (Built to
GRAMMY-winning composer/trumpet player/multi-instrumentalist Darren Barrett is in the midst of a surge of boundless creativity, announcing today the release of two albums simultaneously on July 12th: The Get Down 4
While nobody can touch Chris Stapelton’s vocal bravado, a little-known singer from a band called Heart of Pine might come close, though. Steven Bagwell’s powerful baritone immediately makes the most
Think of It’s Only Rock ’n’ Roll (due out October 11th via Rock Ridge Music) as Michael Des Barres’ musical autobiography, the soundtrack of his youth and the songs that
The Freedom Affair is a warm hug for your soul. It’s a female-fronted powerhouse inspired by the traditions of the soul music’s past with an enduring message that looks toward
