There’s an inexplicable appeal to a late-night vocal album that draws from jazz and pop, has just even lyric intrigue to be edgy, while simultaneously sounding seductive and smooth. We’ve
Trumpeter and composer Terell Stafford is Temple University’s Director of Jazz and Instrumental Studies and leads the award-winning Temple University Jazz Band. The inspiration for this project, Without You, No
From his humble beginnings writing songs and occasionally busking to catching the ear of his hero John Prine and signing to Prine’s Oh Boy Records, Tré Burt has carved out
Ghosts of Jupiters’ third LP Keepers of the Newborn Green explores the Boston area band’s song growth from the organ and guitar-based space rock to British pastoral prog. Where the
Marvel doesn’t reinvent any forumulas, but Shang-Chi is still an awesome addition to the assembly.
Of today’s living saxophonists we likely most associate Pharoah Sanders (tenor), Archie Shepp (teno,r), and Dave Liebman (soprano) with the legendary, influential John Coltrane. Selflessness, performed by Liebman and his
My Morning Jacket are inviting fans from around the world to experience their first headline tour in six years LIVE On September 11 from one of two iconic Forest Hills Stadium shows exclusively
Steph Green’s debut album, Thanks for That was recorded to tape over the course of three years in various houses throughout New Orleans and is set to be released on
Hard Rock New Jersey-based trio Shred Flintstone have been laying some excellent foundations in original music with some EPs and their first full-length album, They’re Not There, and now their
Sixteen Jackies’ Hostile Architecture is an EP about the baggage that comes with growing up queer and closeted and the problems that that baggage creates down the line. We tried out a
