Technically Acceptable is the second Blue Note release for pianist, composer, and writer Ethan Iverson, who continues to display his virtuosity and sly quirkiness in an album that includes pop-oriented
Often overlooked in the lexicon of revolutionary bands that burst onto the scene in 1977 is UK’s Wire, probably because they evolved so drastically from an excellent punk band to
Today, Yola announced details of a forthcoming EP project titled, My Way, landing May 24. Executive produced by Yola and Sean Douglas, a Grammy Award-winning producer noted for his work with artists
After 7 studio albums with both Secretly Canadian and Western Vinyl Records over the last 20+ years, Early Day Miners have returned with their latest offering, and their first with
Now residing in Brooklyn, Berklee College of Music graduate Nan Macmillan was first raised by the sea in Massachusetts, then spent her high school years in the hills of Southern
The middle of January can be a cold, dark, and often brutal time of the year depending on your particular latitude, which naturally makes the pulverizing intensity of a band
With the hindsight of five and a half decades, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s second album, Bayou Country, clearly represents that point where the band’s sound and style crystallized. Over roughly thirty-four minutes of
Lee Wilder’s debut album Sound Emporium (due out via Blind Owl Records on Feb 9th) is true to its title, channeling not only myriad music genres, but also influences from
To create a thriving business model in the music industry: one must combine innovation, adaptability, and a profound comprehension of its dynamic landscape. Recent years have borne witness to significant
Among the next generation of country, bluegrass, and jam band stars which includes the likes of Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, and Goose, is the young guitar slinger Daniel Donato. After
