Little Walter Jacobs gained recognition from rediscovering the blues genre in the Sixties. And, like so many of his contemporaries, he deserved the accolades, even if the response was somewhat
When Patrice Rushen debuted with Prelusion in 1974, she was already a musical prodigy making her mark on the jazz-fusion scene. Known initially for her classical piano background, Rushen’s transition
In early August, The Damnwells released Bad at Beautiful, their first studio album since their 2015 self-titled release. Having no specific plans to release an album, initially, releasing a single
It’s been four years since the Portland, OR-based quintet Fruition last put out a new record. How To Make Mistakes marks the first time in their 15-year history the band
The late, revered saxophonist and composer Wayne Shorter led the Wayne Shorter Quartet from 2000-2018, the longest tenure of his storied bands and the only one to bear his name
Computer Science is the project of Angie Brozowski of Asheville, NC. Formed in 2018, she has released three EPs and a handful of singles between 2018-2021. After taking a three-year
Icarus Phoenix is from Baltimore, MD. Its members are Drew Danburry (guitar/vocals), Eli Sims (drums), Leena Rhodes (guitar/vocals/synth), and Brendan Russell (bass). The band originally formed in Missoula, Montana, in
There’s an unmistakable urgency you can feel when a song is written and performed from a place of complete honesty. That feeling permeates singer-songwriter Juliet Lloyd’s new album, Carnival (due
Low Cut Connie has released the official trailer for his hybrid documentary/concert film Art Dealers, which will premiere to the public for the first time in New York City at
This might not be the most refreshing or controversial take, but the core elements of hip-hop have been lost in the corporate shuffle of the genre’s rising star. These core
