It’s not unusual for a musician to come from a musical family, and Skylar Gregg certainly comes from a musical family. They moved to Nashville (where else?) so her dad
Like many, during uncertain and emotional times Emma Swift turns to Bob Dylan songs for inspiration. Rather than sparking new songs in her mind they lead Swift to take a
Ex-Sudanese, now Australia-based Gordon Koang’s story is every bit as interesting as his music. Unity is Koang’s eleventh album and first since obtaining residency status in Australia. Koang was born
Two-time GRAMMY® Award-winner Fantastic Negrito is back with his third album, Have You Lost Your Mind Yet? As we’ve heard from the genre-fusing artist, he continues to fuse elements of
Just two weeks ago we heard Matt Rollings’ amazing keyboard work on Mary Chapin Carpenter’s new release, The Dirt and the Stars. Now the Grammy-winning producer and pianist issues Matt
For a lot of people, banjo music invokes a response similar to Homer Simpson when he shouted, “Aaah! Hillbillies!” Granted, a lot of banjo music like bluegrass originated in the
Alison Mosshart, frontwoman of The Kills and The Dead Weather has a new multimedia project. A photo/art collection titled Car Ma which showcases her fascination with muscle cars, tire tracks
Singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards has such a steep career trajectory that she fell into that unenviable category of artists where producers, industry types and others were telling her how she should
It’s not that guitarist Bill Frisell doesn’t often play with bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Rudy Royston; he’s just never enlisted the two of them for a trio album. Sometimes
It’s been three years since Washed Out’s last release Mister Mellow showed fans a slightly different approach to the Chillwave sound. On Mister Mellow, Ernest Greene experimented more with sounds
