The Jenkins Twins (aka Trevor and Trenton Jenkins) have worked for years to craft a sound that seats them squarely on the cutting edge of modern country, pioneering a sort
Emerging from the mountain town of Jackson, Wyoming, Inland Isle is a new indie folk-rock band whose members were bound to find each other in a small – but surprisingly
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Little Oblivions, the latest album from Julien Baker, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the image for
Jaz Elise is an upcoming singer from Jamaica. Her contemporary style has led her to become part of the In.Digg.Nation Collective (founded by Protoje) alongside other artists like Lila Iké
It’s clear that French alto saxophonist Pierrick Pédron was inspired by Charlie Parker. After all, his first album, released in 2001 is entitled Cherokee. Now some eight albums later, we
Los Angeles-via-Wichita Americana artist Katie Jo is gearing up to release her debut album, Pawn Shop Queen, this spring. While she’s a relative newcomer to the scene, she makes up for it in life
The new album from singer-songwriter Lia Ices came during a time of major change in her life. She had made a major move from the East Coast to California, living
“We’ve never been to the Rites of Pan Festival at Jajouka, but something like that goes on in the back of our heads all the time.” —The Living Pins The
Jay Gonzalez of the Drive-by Truckers has more in common with polished sounds of The Beatles and The Beach Boys in his solo efforts than he does with the gritty,
Punk-country rocker Jason Ringenberg returns untypically quickly for this solo, socially distanced, masked up solo effort Rhinestoned, which follows 2018’s Stand Tall, which had marked his first solo album in
