The Oakland based Once & Future Band’s latest release Deleted Scenes combines their love of larger than life psychedelic pop, progressive influences and overall 70’s aesthetic in throwback fashion. The band, Joel Robinow (keyboards,
Rooted in distorted grit, punk energy, and American songbook eloquence, Dramarama has always been both classic and cutting-edge. With the group’s seventh full-length and first album in 15 years, Color
“Music is magic. It’s mood management and it’s a way to connect, especially during uncertain times,” shares Leanne Kelly, primary songwriter of New Spell. New Spell—which also features drummer Jacob
Making it as an artist today can require a heavy helping of DIY spirit, and Tommy Alexander has that in spades. It carried the California born musician all the way to
Greg Loiacono started writing the songs that would make up Mystic Traces a few years ago when he committed them to demos in his home. From there he traveled down
North Georgia Americana duo Gypsy Outfit are gearing up to release their debut album, 1969 (out July 10). It’s an alternately twangy and rocking slice of nostalgic longing for the
In 2019, the Mrs. Henry Presents the Last Waltz documentary debuted at the Oceanside Film Festival just two short years after the original performance electrified a sold-out crowd at the
Hoofing through the better part of a decade, Gainesville’s 9-piece retro-soul and blues amalgam The Savants of Soul (9/18) have been threading the needle, pinpointing the evolution of their sound
Active since 2013, Paisley Fields is the project of singer, songwriter, and bandleader James Wilson, who splits his time between Brooklyn, New York and Nashville, Tennessee. He writes country music.
Winners of New England Music Award’s “2017 Roots Act of the Year,” Boston-based Town Meeting return June 19 with their third full-length album, Make Things Better. Comprised of brothers Luke Condon (vocals,
