Nashville-based artist Mark Fredson is hardly a household name, but he has racked up some notable credentials over the last decade. He spent 10 years as the front man of
Okay, we’re a little late on this one, given that ten of the twelve discs in Erroll Garner’s Octave Remastered Series have already been issued, beginning last September. Yet, it’s
At one point, after Cherie Currie had stepped out of the music spotlight and was focusing on marriage, motherhood and creativity of a different sort, she didn’t think about her
Western Canada-based prolific producer Factor Chandelier released dropped a new full-length album titled First Storm, dedicated to his son. A culmination of 2 years of touring, collaborative projects, and fatherhood,
Gregg Garvey honed his self-taught musical skills in the rural Moose Lakes area of Minnesota. A stint as the co-founder of the garage band The Brutes after relocating to Minneapolis
If you’re thinking that Ruthie Foster traded in her award-winning blues style to become a jazz singer, you are only partially right. Surely a vocalist of Foster’s caliber is versatile,
It was time for Gretchen Peters to take a break. She set the bar so high with three consecutively brilliant albums – 2012’s Hello Cruel World, 2015’s Blackbirds and 2018’s
The continuing relevance of Medeski Martin & Wood’s music is such that their coup de grace for Blue Note Records, End of the World Party (Just in Case), resonates clearly
Amsterdam-by way of San Diego, CA-based singer-songwriter Gayle Skidmore’s most recent full-length The Golden West is the culmination of nearly two years of both heartache and mind-clearing revelations. The Golden
There are singer-songwriters, and there are troubadours. Singer-songwriters are sensitive, polished souls, sharing their journal entries with the world, whereas troubadours do their best just to stay out of jail.
