Steve Kimock & Friends’ mini-EP Point of No Return whets the appetite for more as much as it satisfies on its own terms. Issued (in digital form only) more or
Saxophonist Walter Smith III and guitarist Matt Stevens are taking their successful 2018 project In Common to another round, this time surrounding themselves with three different players on In Common
Greg Loiacono started writing the songs that would make up Mystic Traces a few years ago when he committed them to demos in his home. From there he traveled down
With its debut self-titled album, LaMP does justice to the musical pedigree of its members. Russ Lawton has long drummed in the Trey Anastasio Band, that is when he is
North Georgia Americana duo Gypsy Outfit are gearing up to release their debut album, 1969 (out July 10). It’s an alternately twangy and rocking slice of nostalgic longing for the
For the past forty years, Willie Nile has been writing love letters to his adopted home base of New York City. And New York At Night, his 13th studio record,
In 2019, the Mrs. Henry Presents the Last Waltz documentary debuted at the Oceanside Film Festival just two short years after the original performance electrified a sold-out crowd at the
Caitlin Cannon was given her first guitar at the age of 13 – a gift from her grandmother. It was then that Cannon realized playing guitar wasn’t just for boys.
These ears are hearing Ben de la Cour sing in graphic detail about a suicide in “Swan Dive” and while in almost every other case, that would be a reason
Pianist/composer/ and now bandleader for his fifth outing, Art Hirahara delivers an album of explorative self-discovery through evocative statements as he splits the selections between a trio and quartet format.
