For many artists, the decision to turn toward more creative freedom means meandering into formless freak-outs, ambient psychedelia, or some kind of synth pop experiment. Not so for Jacob Turnbloom,
Bill Scorzari, a prolific songwriter, has taken his craft to new heights and deeper depths with his 4th studio album, The Crosswinds of Kansas, which will be independently released on
A persistent & zooming baroque-folk fearlessness punctuates Miles Hewitt’s debut single “Moongreening” which sounds as if the singer-songwriter spent weeks recording in the UK on a coastal sojourn. However, if the
Cosmic Roots Rockers Truth & Salvage Co. are back. Originally formed jamming at Crane’s Hollywood Tavern in 2005, the band has been on hiatus since 2015 after releasing their second
Certain songs appear on the path to be standards right from the get-go, yet few retain that lofty status where they’ll be sung by vocal royalty like Rod Stewart or
Rising to the occasion in a world thirsty for meaty anthem choruses and grinding rock chords is Los Angeles-based indie rock band Near Beer. Composed of Joey Siara (vocals, guitar),
As a producer, record executive, songwriter, singer, and session musician; Wyatt Easterling’s career in the music industry has covered all the bases: you name it he’s done it. Yet the
Club d’Elf’s latest album You Never Know, the third over the course of its twenty-plus year career is entire without simplicity: and that’s a good thing. Founder and multi-instrumentalist Mike
Colorado Springs-based outlaw alt-folk group Tejon Street Corner Thieves (TSCT) recently released their new album Thick As Thieves, and have now teamed up with members of Bridge City Sinners to
“We decided to take a break from heavy introspective lyrics. We love the playful banter of classic country duets and wanted to put out a fun and playful homage to
