It’s a measure of the savvy Mark Knopfler commands as a musician and bandleader that Dire Straits’ Making Movies is so closely comparable in quality to the band’s previous two
Four Simple Musical Instruments to Learn While in College How do you spend your free time in college? Are you searching for a hobby? Music presents a perfect past time
The beauty and power that Alexis Mahler creates with her voice and cello is simply mesmerizing. With patient and confident phrasing, a soothing resonance of vulnerability and strength, Mahler has
Five Ways to Choose the Best Music School The course you choose to study in college influences your life after you graduate. For instance, when you study medicine, you’ll spend
On his new studio recording, Liminal Space, (out 10/23) Seattle, WA songwriter Devin Sinha pairs his eloquent lyric-focused composition with elevated instrumental virtuosity to craft a record that will secure his
By now most of us are familiar with the great blues-based music, oft trance-like music that emanates from the war-torn, chronically divisive Mali in West Africa. You know the artists
Last year the young vibraphonist/composer Joel Ross not only made his Blue Note debut which landed on our Glide 20 Best Jazz of 2019 List along with similar recognition in
FUZZ, the Los Angeles-based trio of Ty Segall (drums, vocals), Charles Moothart (guitar, vocals), and Chad Ubovich (bass, vocals), will release their first album in five years, III, this Friday, October 23rd on In The Red Recordings. Today,
Mirage on the Meadow is the sophomore release from Philadelphia-based Pine Barons, a record consisting of ten of the band’s most honest and emotionally evocative songs. Written by frontman and
Much of Bob Dylan’s work has been subjected to extreme revisionism over the years, perhaps none more so than New Morning. Released in the fall of 1970 (10/19/70), a mere
