When Nashville-based singer-songwriter Mali Velasquez traded her Texas panhandle home for the verdant foothills of Tennessee, she did so with a newfound perspective that mirrored her environment, culminating in the
Hardly the commercial success of its predecessor Can’t Buy A Thrill, the second Steely Dan album, Countdown to Ecstasy, (released July 1973) was the only record of the group’s written and arranged for a
Phish will play two special shows at the Broadview Stage at SPAC (Saratoga Performing Arts Center) in Saratoga Springs, New York on August 25 and 26, 2023. The concerts will benefit Vermont and Upstate New
In what continues to be a massive breakout year for disco-pop outfit Say She She, the group just announced that they will release their sophomore album Silver on September 29, 2023 on Karma
The Budos Band has been churning out larger-than-life instrumentals more akin to a cinematic masterpiece than an average big band composition for the past two decades. Their 20-year stint as
The experimental jazz collective (using the term ‘jazz” loosely) High Pulp made their ANTI debut in 2022 with Pursuit of Ends and this follow-up, Days in the Desert is in
It’s hard to believe Leftover Salmon has been going at it longer than arena stalwarts Pearl Jam and Dave Matthews Band. Yet, while Leftover Salmon won’t be headlining the Hollywood
Are you tired of spending your weekends in a seemingly endless loop of Netflix binging and scrolling through social media? It’s time to break free from the mundane and embrace
Check out the perfectly unhinged new single, “Einz Zwei Drei Martini” from UK-based Storm Franklin. From top to bottom, the track is built sturdy, with tangible low-end drive from producer
Steven Bamidele has been developing his craft for the majority of the 2010s. From beginning his career as Mirror Signal in 2013, through to dropping the moniker in 2017 to
