Comprised of duo Tyler-Simone Molton and John Renaud, Atlanta-based band Lesibu Grand prides itself on its melting pot of musical styles and cultures, pivoting from grungy punk rock one minute
The high anticipated debut recording by New York trumpet player and composer John Lake titled Seven Angels is out June 26th. An up-and-coming instrumentalist known for his large-ensemble and session
LA-based folk-pop trio Distant Cousins offers up a blend of music that, like the band name, suggests both deep connections and a wide variety of genres. Each cousin brings his
As of this writing we have now lived nearly two months in a world without John Prine. The day he died was a kick in the stomach, a perfectly placed
Bobcat Rob and the Nightly Howl are premiering their brand single via Glide today titled “Engineer,” from their yet unnamed record due for release in the fall of this year.
Chris Lacinak started playing professionally at age 16, performing in street parades, at neighborhood clubs, Bourbon Street tourist traps, hotel lounges… you name it. Over the years, he’d perform with
Joshua Thomas is an American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Portland, OR. Thomas independently released his EP The Harboring in 2014 and has subsequently released a string of singles,
Upon tallying how many decades he’s worked as a professional guitar slinger, Telecaster master Bill Kirchen quips, “Well, they don’t make 50 years like they used to.” They don’t often
With a lineup that stretches from Norway through Athens, Georgia to the Northwest corner of the United States, Scott McCaughey’s The No Ones consists of members from R.E.M.; I Was
On their new EP Electrokitty Sessions, Seattle, WA “soulgrass” combo Paula Boggs Band refines their signature blend of jazz, world, rock and Americana. The record is imbued with a sense
