In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Caught It From The Rye, the new album from “afterfolk” singer-songwriter Tre Burt, in his signature six-panel comic strip form.
Some of you have heard the buzz and some may have seen a premiere of the Grammy-nominated “Best Music Film,” Miles Davis; Birth of the Cool, the documentary directed and
Pat Metheny’s From This Place is the best of both worlds. The forward-thinking guitarist/composer/bandleader plays a collection of all-new original material with a quartet of recent and regular accompanists, around
In 2018 San Diego-based blues singer-songwriter created quite a stir with, A Woman Rules the World. It was not only an impressive debut of sorts, but she has now leveraged
The remarkable story of Sweet Lizzy Project’s debut, Technicolor, is unlike almost any other. Building a strong following in their native Havana, the Cubans did so with scant resources and
For almost a decade, Agnes Obel has been one of the most independent and original artists in contemporary music. Now she has returned with her fourth album, Myopia. Following the
The opening sequence for Do U Want It? is a ready-made thesis: percussion and ambient swells set to a panoramic city skyline on the opposing shore of the Mississippi River.
It’s been almost five years since Riley B. King passed away in May of 2015. Be it his diabetes awareness ads or his early endorsement of Sirius satellite radio, B.B.
ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra) brought their Tour D’Amour winter run to the famed Troubadour nightclub in Los Angeles on February 15, 2020. The Brothers Comatose lead singer and guitarist Ben
Over the course of two years spent out on the road, tirelessly playing show after show, Nathan Kalish cultivated a collection of story songs grown from not only his own
