Renowned vocalist Kurt Elling collaborates with acclaimed pianist Danilo Pérez and a few other musicians on select tracks for Secrets Tell the Best Stories. Elling adds lyrics to compositions by
The world needs more thinking-man’s rock and roll. Luckily for us, Chicago’s Young Man In A Hurry have injected a strong dose of intellectual fervor into their cinematic indie rock
Spring ’90 is synonymous with many things to many people, but in the Grateful Dead world, it was perhaps one of the most vital tours in the beloved band’s history:
“I might not make it home, but I’ll make it through the night,” sings Chris Milam on the penultimate track of his new album, Meanwhile (out April 24). It’s a
Julie Amici & Dean Mueller make Americana in the old-school sense. Their new LP I Loved You So (out May 1st) is a thick, low-simmering stew of country, folk and blues
Nina Simone’s Fodder On My Wings was initially recorded not long after she moved to Paris in 1982. Simone always loved the album, but it remained rather obscure as it
It’s a safe bet to say that you will be spending some extra time indoors in the coming weeks. Indeed, we will all be looking for ways to keep sane
At the time, the 19th studio album from the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell was too easily dismissed by some as not measuring up to her iconic albums of the
Spring ’90 is synonymous with many things to many people, but in the Grateful Dead world, it was perhaps one of the most vital tours in the beloved band’s history:
Nap Eyes is a four-piece from Halifax, Nova Scotia with a very interesting songwriting process. Each song begins with a twenty-minute free form of vocals and guitar from lead singer
