The Claudettes fuse Chicago piano blues with the full-throttle energy of rockabilly and punk and the sultriness of ’60s soul to write a thrilling new chapter in American roots music.
Okay, the headline is a bit inaccurate as Bonnie Whitmore did release her own 2016 F*** With Sad Girls, the title of which indicates that she’s the no-nonsense, take-no-prisoners type.
The Lost Berlin Tapes were recorded – incredibly in both mono and stereo – at Berlin’s Sportpalast on March 25, 1962 with Ella Fitzgerald bringing her ‘A’ game with her longstanding
When I interviewed Chris Hillman back in 2017, he mentioned writing a book about his life and joked that he was just “too lazy to go find anybody to work
If there’s one thing people know Las Vegas for, it would be the world-famous casinos, lavish hotels and leading entertainment. With more than 42 million visitors per year, the city
Introducing the multi-genre recording and performing artist Papa Rosko, who will be releasing his self-titled debut album on October 16th. Papa Rosko pulls together a wide spectrum of genres on
Polaris just may be the best band that never really existed. For those who aren’t hip to this fact, here is the backstory: way back in the 90s there was
In these trying modern times, real, honest music and art can draw people of vast backgrounds and cultures together for understanding and empathy. Singer-songwriter Andrew Weiss clings to and cherishes moments of
If there ever was an album title that most perfectly explains an artist’s journey – it might belong to Hēran Soum and his debut Undeaf. Born with severe hearing loss,
Bluegrass virtuoso Billy Strings made his headlining debut at Morrison, Colorado’s famed Red Rocks Ampitheatre on September 26th for an awe-inspiring three-set performance. While the venue itself was empty due
