Archive: 2022

Tomorrow, Natalia Clavier of electronic musical group Thievery Corporation shares a new EP entitled Underwater Remixed, featuring two remixes of her brand new solo single, “Underwater.” Today, Glide is premiering (below) the two remixes helmed by Eric Hilton, one half of the duo that composes Thievery Corporation, and ETHNO, the solo project of the band’s drummer, […]

John Scofield has gone in many different directions during the course of his storied fifty-year-plus career, but one route he’s never taken is the one leading to the recording of a true solo guitar album. But his second outing for ECM Records is the optimum opportunity for such a trek,  if for no other reason […]

It’s been five years since The Builders And The Butchers last put out a record, but Hell & High Water – their latest – more than makes up for the delay. The band formed in Portland, but the members are now spread out and separated by state boundaries and an ocean in one case. Getting […]

After a decade spent fronting the Seattle-based indie band All The Real Girls, Peter Donovan is finally out with his first solo effort, an impressive collection of character-driven songs that manages to be more personal than any of his previous efforts. His knack for storytelling brings to mind everyone from Springsteen to Randy Newman, but […]

Lucius performed their new song, “Dance Around It,” Tuesday night on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” with special guests Sheryl Crow and Celisse (Ghosts of the Forest). Check it out below.. “Dance Around It” is from the band’s acclaimed new album, Second Nature, which was released last month via Mom + Pop Music (U.S. and Mexico), Dine Alone (Canada), Second Nature Records/Secretly Distribution (RoW. Produced […]

Tim Heidecker presents a new single, “Punch in the Gut,” from his recently-announced album High School, out June 24th on Spacebomb Records. Following lead single “Buddy,” “Punch in the Gut” has a country twang, with a blazing guitar and a layered chorus. “This one started while thinking about how Warren Zevon might approach a high school parking lot, […]

Emmi Maaria is a London-based singer, violist, and composer with broad experience in both classical and contemporary music. She was introduced to music at the age of six when she started violin lessons in Finland. Later Emmi Maaria studied music and singing in Freiburg, Germany at the University of Arts and Applied Sciences, later going […]

Born and raised in Seattle to a mixed-heritage family (his father is Jewish and his mother’s family is from Pakistan), Ben Zaidi crafted his stage name to honor his unique background. Taking influence from lyrical greats (Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, especially), and imbuing folk compositions with hip-hop and electronic elements, Zaidi recorded his new […]

The first weekend of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival took place on April 29, 30, and May 1, 2002. With 12 stages and a vast array of genres, there was plenty to capture via the camera lens, and Andy J. Gordon sent over the winners from the Blues, Jazz, and Heritage tents including […]

The Black Crowes take on the Temptations classic in promotion of their latest collection of cover songs out today.  The Black Crowes celebrated the release of their latest EP, 1972, on Jimmy Kimmel last night with a faithful version of the iconic “Papa was a Rolling Stone”. In many ways, 1972 was a landmark year in pop music, and […]

On Tuesday, May 3rd, The Who brought their The Who Hits Back! tour to the brand new Moody Center arena in Austin, Texas.

Acclaimed singer, songwriter and musician Kelsey Waldon will release her highly anticipated new album, No Regular Dog, August 12 via Oh Boy Records. In advance of the release, new song, “Sweet Little Girl,” is debuting today. Of the song, Waldon shares, “‘Sweet Little Girl’ is in part about me, but perhaps it’s also about you. […]

The newest release from Australia-based Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever is a grandiose blast of modern electro-pop/indie rock as the group used the pandemic lockdown to expand their sound. Endless Rooms is covered in layers of guitar effects, electro synths, and bumpin’ rhythms. The band was stir-crazy recording this album, chomping at the bit to take […]

With his natural ability to conjure rich imagery and intense emotional responses through stirring folk-rock experiences, multi-award-winning folks man Kaurna Cronin is back with brand new single “Never Said” and its eye-catching video accompaniment – both out on May 6th. Celebrated as an aficionado of contemporary folk, Kaurna Cronin is continuing to enthral audiences and […]

The 2022 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees have been announced, including Eminem, Dolly Parton, Duran Duran, Lionel Richie, Pat Benatar, Eurythmics, and Carly Simon. In what is a rather un-rock and roll year of artists considering the potential – the following nominees will not make it: Beck, A Tribe Called Quest, Rage Against the Machine, Kate Bush, […]

“This is the only true duet on the album, which made it an exciting one to write,” says the members of Wood Willow about the title track off their just-released album Southern Intentions. This serves as quite the refreshing take, where the band’s primal instincts create an album full of bluegrass on Zeppelin-fueled rock and […]

It has been three long years, but the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is back after cancellations, delays, and disappointments due to the pandemic. While the 2022 edition of the festival itself takes place from April 29 to May 1 and May 5-8, the clubs, special event venues, and outdoor parks abound with live […]

LP made their way to Philadelphia’s Fillmore on May 1st in support of their newest album Churches. LP brought along South African artist Nick Leng whose dreamy indie-pop and charismatic appearance won over the tough Philly audience. The setlist for the night was heavy on the new album, as LP switched off between guitar and […]

France-based Sengalese virtuosic bassist, vocalist, and composer Alune Wade packs several musical and cultural strains as well as socio-political issues these dozen songs that represent a journey, a blend of East African and Middle Eastern music, centered directly on Ethiopia and Egypt to forge a unique sound. The genesis for this is the many readings […]