In her new single, “Yellow,” Nashville-based songwriter Buick Audra confronts an outdated behavior: a tendency to speak ill of herself in front of others, a habit formed in adolescence that still crops
Mark Fredson’s musical journey spans more than two decades, marked by a dogged commitment to the pursuit of making music for music’s sake. Hailing from Port Angeles, Washington, Fredson was
Julien Baker, one of indie rock’s most consistently solid musicians for the past decade, is no stranger to sharing the spotlight, most recently as a member of the brilliant trio
The Southern states of the U.S. have a rich history in music. From the soulful domination of Stax Records in the sixties to the Outkast-led Hip-hop boom of the nineties,
DZE LIKE RZA is an innovative artist hailing from Phoenix, Arizona. Known for blending diverse musical influences with raw, authentic energy, DZE LIKE RZA creates a unique sound that transcends
Jeremy & The Harlequins was founded in the summer of 2013 when Jeremy Fury sought a new creative direction. The band’s debut album, American Dreamer, was recorded in Detroit, Michigan,
While casino gaming has become available as a digital activity and offers convenience and accessibility, some will still swear by the real thing. Many feel that playing at a brick-and-mortar
Big Chief Bo Dollis, Jr. is an award-winning cultural performer, musician, and educator whose work preserves and promotes the rich cultural heritage of Mardi Gras Indians, a distinctly New Orleans
Not to be confused with the short-lived early Minor Threat offshoot band, Los Angeles’s Youth Brigade is the influential hardcore band that emerged from the city’s Punk heyday. Starting in
Tunde Adebimpe’s debut solo album, Thee Black Boltz on Sub Pop, opens with the poetic spoken word title track, setting the scene. What follows is a mix of lo-fi indie rock, electro
