Interestingly enough as we transition from gig-free time to full-on touring, there are artists ready to come out of hiding at just the right time. Toledo native Ben Stalets certainly has a way
“Clock’s tickin’ don’t be chicken – Going, going, gone y’all better start livin’ – Get up, get out, why ask why – Go Fast, Don’t Die….” is how Emily Duff
One of the great things about music is that you so often find the unexpected. When you think of surf music, places like California come to mind. However, good surf
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Amy Helm delivers her third solo album with What the Flood Leaves Behind from an eminently comfortable setting, a place where she’s played live shows many times,
The Tell is a collaboration between Las Vegas-based musician Noah Dickie, singer/songwriter for indie band Coastwest Unrest, and LA-based composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist James McAlister (Sufjan Stevens, The National, 37d03d),
British singer/songwriter Joan Armatrading is almost unbelievably approaching her fifth musical decade. Armatrading has never been easy to categorize as she straddles the lines between blues, jazz, and several in
After news of a Season 2, the creators and cast of ‘Hacks’ discuss their ‘revolutionary’ approach to their unconventional ‘love story’
With pandemic lockdowns that have been among the most extreme in the country and a large population of folks who are weirdly reluctant to get back to normal despite being
One of the great things about the blues is the range. The style spans from the traditional Delta blues that is well suited for a front porch, to hard-hitting blues
If Bela Fleck And The Flecktones Flight of the Cosmic Hippo (released 6/11/91) proved anything, it was that the eccentric quartet’s eponymous debut was no fluke. No question the sophomore
