It might be overstated that in these gig-free times, the place of vinyl and recorded music has taken a new priority in our listening habits. Most music-minded folks can name
Last Year’s Man is the pseudonym of Eugene, OR-based producer, and songwriter, Tyler Fortier. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Fortier’s music has been featured on networks like CBS, Netflix, Showtime
Star Parks is hard to pin down. Since the release of their 2016 debut Don’t Dwell, the band has grown into a 7 piece mini-orchestra, a far throw from its
Interestingly enough as we transition from gig-free time to full-on touring, there are artists ready to come out of hiding at just the right time. Toledo native Ben Stalets certainly has a way
“Clock’s tickin’ don’t be chicken – Going, going, gone y’all better start livin’ – Get up, get out, why ask why – Go Fast, Don’t Die….” is how Emily Duff
The Tell is a collaboration between Las Vegas-based musician Noah Dickie, singer/songwriter for indie band Coastwest Unrest, and LA-based composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist James McAlister (Sufjan Stevens, The National, 37d03d),
Omnivore Recordings will release two sets of unheard Laura Nyro music over the next few months: Trees Of The Ages: Laura Nyro Live In Japan and the never-before-released Go Find
With a stomping anthemic delivery, Leon Creek, a new project from Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Chris Pierce, Matthew Stevens, and producer Erik Janson, dazzles with a pronounced swingin’ sound that brings
It is easy to find the Devil in The Star and The Devil, the searing solo debut from Portland rock staple Gabby Holt. Holt explores her past connections in six
Brad Sucks has been doing the home-recorded songs online thing for over twenty years: that can’t be said of many artists, as he was clearly five years ahead of the
