Sam Robbins describes himself as an “old soul singer songwriter.” A Nashville based musician whose music evokes classic singer songwriters like James Taylor and Jackson Browne, Sam adds a modern,
Exactly two decades ago, 17 years after their last album, The Go-Go’s surprised a generation of kids raised on “Our Lips Are Sealed” and “We Got The Beat” with God
Grace McKagan may have been cutting her teeth with her synth-pop-punk band The Pink Slips the past two years, but she’s been waiting for the right time to go solo.
When it comes to writing hooks, Breana Marin is a connoisseur. The singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles has taken the internet by storm licensing hip-hop hooks to indie artists. She is one
In retrospect, Warren Haynes’ Man in Motion (released 5/10/11) may well represent the first inklings of the careerism that now afflicts his work with Gov’t Mule. Hearing the LP with
In an anomalous act rendered all the more remarkable by the return to roots of their very next LP, Favorite Waitress, the Felice Brothers morphed into the adopted sons of
Today, Andy Shauf has announced a fall North American tour in support of The Neon Skyline, one of 2020’s most highly praised albums, and releases a new video for one of its highlights, “Living
Since co-founding the legendary jam-grass act Leftover Salmon over 30 years ago, Drew Emmitt has been one of the most influential trailblazers of the modern progressive-bluegrass movement which has taken
“We are just lost souls out on the network now,” says Sam Barron. “Who knows where we are going to end up as individuals or as a culture. A Prayer
Saxophonist, composer, philosopher, and writer Shabaka Hutchings hails from Barbados and has been at the forefront of the UK London jazz scene for the better part of the decade. Hutchings
