There is nothing quite like a busy New Music Friday. While this week isn’t the most jam-packed we’ve seen in 2023, there is plenty to dive into. It is starting
In a direct reflection of the versatile playing and range of material comprising John Scofield’s third album for ECM Records, its title carries multiple meanings. The very phrase “Uncle John’s
The recently unearthed The Love Suite: In Mahogany was commissioned for and performed only once by the legendary trumpeter Roy Hargrove at one of the earliest performances of Jazz at
The South by Southwest® Music Festival (SXSW®) has announced the first round of Showcasing Artists invited to perform at the 38th annual event. The festival features compelling musical experiences that
Benjamin Jayne is releasing his third full-length solo album, Broken, on October 13th, and it’s a project that pushes the boundaries of his previous work in terms of genre elements,
Akron-based singer-songwriter Brian Lisik is a rock and roll lifer yet his songs continually evoke a songwriting knack that simplifies the listening process What’s wrong with a forthright infectious, energetic song
Across three albums, Jonathon Linaberry, better known as The Bones of J.R. Jones, has fused together folk, blues, and country for a stripped-down, pretension-free mix that brings to mind folks
Within the realm of bluegrass, there are two artists currently taking the scene by storm: Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle. While Strings has ascended to the arena level with the
Twice Juno-nominated Canadian singer-songwriter Terra Lightfoot continues her steep trajectory, with her third album, Healing Power. While the word ‘trajectory’ connotes a high altitude, the album covers and jacket photos
Jonah Tolchin built his reputation as an Americana artist and even more so as an acclaimed producer. Due to several life-changing events, and his newfound Buddhism, Tolchin has transformed himself
