Saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins’ multi-media work, Blues Blood, marries nostalgia with concepts of ancestry, all with a keen awareness of Black struggles and the need for peaceful reflection. At
All Species Parade is a jazz album, and it may well be the versatile Jenny Scheinman’s best across a multi-genre career that now counts eleven. It’s her first in six
The Devlins recently released their fifth album, All The Days, via Blue Elan, which stemmed from a coming together of LA-based Colin Devlin and UK and Ireland-based Peter Devlin, Guy Rickarby, and Mark
Crafting unforgettable melodies and moody harmonies that captivate audiences at dive bars, intimate theaters, and music festivals – The Hearts’ indie-folk/Americana songs, enriched with dreamy textures and earthy grooves, are
In the hazy realms where the unknown meets the mysterious, a musical entity known as Travel Plans exists. The enigmatic duo weaves a sonic tapestry that believes in “no genre”:
If there’s a specific time of year when it just feels a little extra fun to blast some classic 70s glam rock, it would have to be October, would it
Seldom has an album come with more anticipation given young jazz vocalist Samara Joy’s Grammy win as Best New Artist in 2023. Arguably, much of Joy’s meteoric rise was attributable
On a warm October 4th evening in the West Village, Scott Chasolen and friends celebrated the release of his new album, Full Circle, by performing it in its entirety for
With Weekend One already in the books, Austin City Limits Music Festival is making its return to Zilker Park for Weekend Two (Oct. 11-13) next. Once again, the festival will
With Hurricane Milton bearing down on the gulf coast of Florida a little more than a week after the destruction of Hurricane Helene, fans of old-school rock and roll took
