Greg Copeland grew up Orange County California and was a high-school friend of Jackson Browne in the 60s. Copeland co-wrote Browne’s early song “The Fairest Of The Seasons” which was
On June 21st, Islands will release their new album What Occurs, the tenth album in the project’s 18-year history that also marks a significant shift for the band. Preceding the
Anyone with experience seeing live music can attest to the importance of seeing legends any chance you get. At the age of 81, Peter Rowan is among the last legendary
Orville Peck continues to twang under his own fearless rules, which has led the masked artist to reap the rewards of sellout headline shows. The mystery man performed at the
What started out as an experiment with a cassette deck and a synthesizer quickly evolved into an outlet for self-exploration for Soft Self Portraits’s Cody Wade. Through the meditative and
Burning Spear (Winston Rodney) might be the last of the remaining original Jamaican roots reggae artists still touring, yet at 79 years old, the words and flows still remain as
As For the Future’s self-titled/self-produced debut album will be released on Friday, June 14th on their own As For the Future Music imprint. The record will be available on digital/streaming,
Hattie is a singer-songwriter-harpist. Leonard Cohen called her first solo album To The Bone “Flawless, uplifting and utterly original”. In their band ‘The Webb Sisters’, sisters Hattie and Charley have
This Friday (June 14), Annie Bacon & her OSHEN will release Storm, their fourth LP. The anticipated release wouldn’t be complete without a monstrous opener, and today, the band shares
While the world waits for Robert Plant to return to another Zeppelinish format as he enters his mid-’70s, he continues his Roots/Americana foray that’s been thriving since 2007. With Alison
