“Moving people through the power of soul music, that’s what it’s all about,” says Josh Hoyer of his band’s sixth studio album, Green Light, released on October 21st. “You’ll hear
If there was ever a video that so rightfully placed the aura, meaning, and soul of a composition into video form, it has to be that of Deb Morrison’s solicitous
Some artists have the gift of tune and Los Angeles singer-songwriter Sonja Midtune certainly has a way of varying the mood like a shapeshifting Aimee Mann. Midtune has moved from
My Heart is Chicago-based, vocalist / multi-instrumentalist Nora O’Connor’s long overdue return to center stage after touring and recording with The Decemberists and Neko Case among many others. The album
DB Edmunds’ gift for guitar-pop alchemy has long been celebrated by fans of his Chapel Hill, NC-based bands Gladhands and The Stars Explode — in 2020, Matthew Sweet dug the
Katy Rea’s debut album, The Urge That Saves You (due out November 11th), was recorded entirely live. The empath rock, hook-filled record provides plenty to cling to all while splitting
Among the American musical microcosm of New Orleans resides a songwriter with a mission to love better, love freer, and celebrate the simple moments of joy so easy to overlook.
If ever an artist has had “doesn’t sound his age” add folk roots songwriter Stefan Prigmore to that list. With a ragged well-worn voice that mirrors that of troubadour legends Merle Haggard
The High Heavens story begins in 1996 when Austin, TX emo-punk troubadours Glorium were invited to do a southern US tour with Washington, DC legends Fugazi. This is where Glorium
Squalls were a band who came from the same rich Athens, GA scene as The B-52’s, Pylon, R.E.M., and Love Tractor, but played their own brand of quirky pop with
