Renee Holiday is a soul singer. As an up-and-coming R&B artist in Seattle, she released two EPs (Scatterbrain and Molting) under the name Shaprece. She also released the more progressive
Clint Eastwood’s best movie in a decade is an important reminder on the dangers of judgment.
It’s been eight years and two kids since K.C. Clifford has made a record. A lot has changed in that time period — there are the two children she’s added
Musicians often become restless and continually search for new directions. Restlessness is a chronic state for Sugar Blue, who in this case, finds both new sounds and new places to
The passion project of New York’s Melissa Frabotta – with a big up from producer and guitarist Phil Anthony – Mosa is a band born out of kicking off the
When asked to sum up his 25-year career in music, singer/songwriter/producer Salim Nourallah says, “I feel like the Texas version of Nick Lowe, except I haven’t entered my silver-haired crooner
In lieu of the booklet of prose, photos etc., usually enclosed in each edition of Dave’s Picks, Volume 32 contains a foldout within which there are some replications of newspaper
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on The Teenage Years of the 21st Century, the new album from singer-songwriter Micah Schnabel, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for full resolution
It was absolutely delightful to watch and hear Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at the Flynn Center on December 7th. As the band continued the ongoing celebration of its thirty
The Earl Scruggs Music Festival is proud to announce new additions to the festival lineup for the upcoming 2020 festival: The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Jim Lauderdale, Chatham County Line,
