The story of Dwayne Shivers is a story about what it means to keep showing up, and it’s the creative mean of many fallings and risings. Buffered & Blest, Micah
The Krickets are an all female swamp folk band that Paste Magazine describes as “…a truly stunning, one-of-a-kind sound.” Produced by Ben Tanner of the Alabama Shakes and recorded at
Melissa Ruth’s music lies somewhere along that stretch of sonic highway where Americana and blues converge into one long, sometimes lonesome road. But Ruth likes to detour toward a place
Chase McBride’s painterly folk is imbued with pop optimism, his sense for rhythm and melody, and his gentle voice. His previous albums Cold Water and Green Shade have found viral success on streaming platforms,
Valley Lodge is basically the best rock band that you think you’ve never heard of, but that you already totally know. The band’s wildly popular song “Go” is the theme
If you’ve spent any amount of time around the Northwest Music Scene, the name Hillstomp should sound familiar to you. They’ve been making music for the past 17 years and
Sam Chown is back with yet another whirlwind of whimsical sounds as Shmu on his upcoming album Lead Me To the Glow (out 9/28). As co-creator of Austin electro-noise spazzes Zorch, and
Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, a hub of historical soul and blues that crafted much of the world’s modern music, Dirty Streets have spent years on the road and in the
In 2015, Lost Bayou Ramblers co-founder and fiddler Louis Michot was invited by The Stone’s artistic director John Zorn to perform a residency at this experimental music venue in New
The Color Forty Nine hail from San Diego, California, where pretty much everything is nice. The weather and languid pace can easily lull you into a blissful complacency…or implore you to
