
LISTEN: Memphis Soul Queen Elizabeth King Keeps It Vivacious Via “What You Gonna Do”
Memphis soul gospel queen Elizabeth King recorded her first single in 1970, and if all had gone as planned, she would have made her first album a few years later.
Memphis soul gospel queen Elizabeth King recorded her first single in 1970, and if all had gone as planned, she would have made her first album a few years later.
Alex Bloom grew up with pop and rock standards, studying music in college. Today his focus is putting his education to use, exploring what it means to be a singer-songwriter in
Energetic and hard-hitting, Royal Castles are making nostalgic but contemporary garage-rock. Hailing from the Royal City of Guelph, Ontario and featuring the power trio of Katrin Sawatzky, Jordan Gabriel and
Jacksonport is the solo imagination of singer-songwriter John Fatum, named for the small town in Door County, Wisconsin where he spent summers growing up. Jacksonport and his golden vibrato are back
Big Thief announce their new album, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, out February 11th on 4AD, and share a momentous new single, “Time Escaping.” Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announce a massive 2022 world tour in support of Butterfly 3000, their 18th studio album out now on their label KGLW. They will make some of their biggest festival
Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have announced a spring 2022 tour of North America. In their first ever North American tour as a duo, Cave and Ellis will play 17
Post-punk legends A Place To Bury Strangers announce See Through You, their highly anticipated sixth album coming February 4, 2022, on their new label, Dedstrange, and share the first single/video, “Let’s See Each Other.” Outpacing even
Castilho is the moniker of Pedro Castilho, a synth player and backing vocalist of psychedelic rock band Savanna. Having emerged late 2017 with a softer more melancholic sound on single ‘Come Back’, Castilho released his second
Born in Jebba, Nigeria to a Nigerian mother and British father, Steve Bamidele grew up in Long Melford, Suffolk as one of the few, and often only, children of colour.