An idiosyncratic artist with a background in classical piano, Stacy Antonel makes jazzy, country-leaning, clever Americana that feels both vintage and hyper-modern at the same time. Rooted in classic country
Less than six months after releasing their Feel the Light EP, Oklahoma’s Beau Jennings & the Tigers are back again, this time with a full length entitled Heavy Light. Though
Through his long-running project Hunter Morris & Blue Blood, songwriter Hunter Morris has proven himself a master of economy. Whatever emotion, however deeply explored, Morris never wastes listening time or
The third edition of Posi-Tone’s Out to Dinner series, Episodes of Grace, replicates the instrumentation in 2018’s inaugural Different Flavors with trombone, alto sax, vibraphone, bass, and drums. By now
For nearly two decades bassist, composer, and producer John Inghram has been making a name for himself as one of the most sought-after musicians in the Appalachian region, Mid-Atlantic and
When it comes to impressive musical resumés, one needs to look no further than New York City’s own Stuart Bogie. Best known for his work with Fela Kuti disciples Antibalas,
The idea of new Afrobeat artists is always bound to be met with skepticism. Questions abound if the artist actually is in a bloodline to the source or if the
Believers newest single “Midnight Shoppers” is an indie ode to the poignant dichotomy between haves and have-nots. With music oddly uplifting and serene for such a devastating premise, the lyrics
Chicago-based Indie entity Michelles recently released their third album, The Empty Promises of Rock and Roll, which was their first in five years. While the time it took to make
On Friday, March 18th, Pigeons Playing Ping Pong played Portland, Oregon’s Crystal Ballroom. Touring in support of upcoming LP, Perspective (due for release on April 8th), the band welcomed some
