Veteran producer Ted Hutt—whose credits include The Gaslight Anthem, Violent Femmes, Chuck Ragan, Lucero, Jesse Malin, The Devil Makes Three, and a Grammy-winning collaboration with Old Crow Medicine Show—certainly had
After being forced to record his last album, Broken English, remotely in the spring of 2020, the Portland-based folk-rock troubadour Eddie Berman thought that perhaps he’d record all his albums
Set upon the hard scrub granite slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains. Anchored in bedrock, bathed in dust, Old Californio defy easy categorization. Their country-folk tinged rock & roll; rooted,
Benjamin Jayne is releasing his third full-length solo album, Broken, on October 13th, and it’s a project that pushes the boundaries of his previous work in terms of genre elements,
Akron-based singer-songwriter Brian Lisik is a rock and roll lifer yet his songs continually evoke a songwriting knack that simplifies the listening process What’s wrong with a forthright infectious, energetic song
Roots-Rock artist Adrian Sutherland is building on his solo work by following Juno Award-nominated debut album When The Magic Hits with a new collection called Precious Diamonds. While his first
Authentic and from-the-heart, Stella Prince’s melodies delve deep into your spirit with her evocative and relatable songs. Her poetic lyrics, in tandem with the atmospheric sounds of her vocals, acoustic
In a world thirsting for authenticity and genuine connection, Kristen Grainger & True North offers a wellspring of soul-stirring songs. Led by the enchanting vocals of Kristen Grainger and drawing
What would happen if you paired the plaintive simplicity of Philip Labes with rock, a touch of orchestral instruments, and the rustic folkiness of the South? The answer would be:
Washington, D.C.-based experimental pop band The North County is excited to share their new single “The Invisible Hand Overview” out today. The new song features the complex arrangements, danceable rhythms,
