With intimate lyrics and incredible production, Karaboudjan’s “Same Mistakes” feels like a dream. His most vulnerable song to date, “Same Mistakes” grapples with the loss of his father and the
Poignant songwriters carry a brilliance of capturing heart-piercing stories in real-time while reflecting deep-seated emotions and a lust for life that uplifts. Nick Africano’s poetic storytelling bears unflinching intimacy and
You can take the Gator out of Louisiana, but you can’t take Louisiana out of the Gator. Years before launching his career as an internationally-celebrated southern songwriter, Rod Gator grew
Garnering praise locally and abroad, Nashville-based band Mountains Like Wax continues to plunge themselves deeper into the dilapidated roots of its region’s anthemic indie scene, establishing themselves as a cornerstone
Asheville is indeed a cool AF city, but getting a grip on its most talented musical inhabitants could always be a chore based on the area’s variety of edgy sounds.
What you hear on that record, it’s what you’re going to get live,” says Seth Lee Jones of Flathead, a collection of nine rocking, road-tested blues covers out September 10,
“I’m not going to lie, this record ”saved” me this year. It was exactly what I needed to stay afloat, and not get drowned in all the craziness and uncertainty
Musicians, singer-songwriters, and husband and wife Rachael and Luke Price are bringing back the feel-good vibes of classic Americana. On Love, DEAN’s self-titled debut, they’ve handcrafted a musical mosaic from
In a time and space where rock music is settling for a more subtle and cerebral future, The Joeys are reminding lifelong listeners about its rich heritage, creating a full
When Ashlynn Malia decides to dial it back some from her charismatic pop compositions, she transforms into that of a mature voice, well beyond that of an artist who just released her
