Diversity is one of the most important tools in an artist’s arsenal. A musician’s ability to morph into something out of their comfort zone is key to displaying the wide
Imagine in front of you is a massive encyclopedia that documents every major era of modern music. Now flip that book open and point your finger to a random decade,
East Nashville-based singer-songwriter Amelia White has now released three noteworthy albums in the past five years yet only two, including presumably this one, Love I Swore, get much attention. Yet,
Smack Up by the Art Pepper Quintet is a timeless jazz album that showcases the extraordinary talent and emotional depth of saxophonist Art Pepper. Released in 1960, the album is
Canada’s favorite cowboy, Corb Lund, is back with his first album of all original music in almost five years. El Viejo is a stunning character study of gamblers and loners
For her first solo album in almost 15 years, Mary Timoney worked through the pain of losing both parents and the ending of a long-term relationship, conjuring a mix of
About 20 minutes after the opening notes of Everyone Orchestra’s Saturday, February 17th performance at Portland, Oregon’s Alberta Rose Theater, conductor Matt Butler took a moment to address the crowd.
Ghost Funk Orchestra (GFO), led by composer, arranger, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Seth Applebaum delivers their fifth album, A Trip to the Moon which has us reliving those days in 1969
Musically, we not only live in an age of ‘outsiders’ but what was once taboo, is now celebrated. Due to the efforts of Brandi Carlisle, Allison Russell, Brandy Clark, the
Ten years ago, Lake Street Dive released its fourth album, “Bad Self Portraits,” which proved a game-changer for the jazzy pop quartet that met when they were students at the
