Pop wunderkind Elias Bendix from Denmark has a musically mixed background. Bendix’ childhood in France, Italy, and Spain sparked his curiosity for different music cultures and is a vivid source
Writeup by Galen Clark The band initially known as Bomb Guam was formed on the basis of a lifelong friendship between Zack Asher and David Slain, who originally grew up
Visionary singer-songwriter-guitarist José González has announced the release of his eagerly awaited fourth solo studio album. Local Valley will arrive via Mute on September 17, 2021. González’s first new studio recording in more than five
We hailed Jerry Joseph’s Beautiful Madness in last year’s Glide 20. In his opening track to the album, “Days of Heaven,” Joseph has this verse – “A clutch of Bloodkin
Singer/songwriter Bob Bradshaw announces an April 30 release date for his new CD, The Ghost Light, coming from Fluke Records, which blends influences from folk, rock, country, Americana and blues
After more than half a decade on from their last album, Best Blues, Brooklyn-based Small Black is back with their fourth studio album, Cheap Dreams. The album finds the band
Philadelphia-based songwriter and musician Greg Sover released his latest EP, The Parade, with The Greg Sover Band in October of 2020, taking on many of the key experiences of 2020.
Like a lot of musicians, Ryanhood is a band that started playing on streets. Fortunately for them, a booking agent saw them perform at Quincy Market in Boston. Shortly after
Liz Phair has announced details of, Soberish, her highly-anticipated new album, and first collection of original material in eleven years. Produced by Phair’s longtime collaborator Brad Wood – known for helming Phair’s seminal albums Exile
John John Brown has discovered part of the mystery that surrounds a great Americana songwriting tradition. On Brown’s debut album The Road, we see a collection of forthright and creative songs, fueled by Brown’s rich vocals
