Boston’s Hush Club creates dreamlike downtempo indie pop that swerves with the static flair of Nada Surf while incorporating a lush song brevity. Composed of Chris Haley (guitar, vocals), Liz
Though JonQuan is relatively new to the reggae scene, you’d never know it by listening to the music on the upcoming EASY STAR PRESENTS: JONQUAN & ASSOCIATES. Working closely with
For American listeners it might be shocking that Rob Clores isn’t a renowned solo headliner in the realm of Steve Gunn or Cass McCombs, but be on standby, as this
Pierce Turner’s songs are like a soundtrack to a pub rock documentary – mixing the pent up singing of Joe Strummer atop the supercharged guitar sounds. It’s no surprise that
State Of The Secretary mainstay Isaac Anderson experienced the type of galvanizing moment he would never forget just after a sparsely attended show. Story goes he was hanging out with his
Brion Starr lives and works in New York City, joined by a group of foreign and domestic collaborators. Their latest album, A Night To Remember, is a meditation on night
Nu Deco Ensemble is a Miami-based, contemporary hybrid orchestra (called “a chamber orchestra for the 21st century” by The New York Times) whose work has included collaborations with Wyclef Jean,
Songwriter and film composer Gabriel Judet-Weinshel might not sound immediately familiar, but like many solo artists his sound is well worth considering, particularly his ambitious project Unpinnable Butterflies. With the
American singer-songwriter/France transplant Annie Toth is no stranger to the spotlight, having been part of Chicago bands Weatherman and Singing in the Abbey, in addition to sharing stages with greats
Andrew Bailie is an American songwriter, singer and guitarist. His intricate songs are crafted with raw emotion, fierce guitar work, and an unmistakable, soaring voice. Drawing elements from a variety
