For more than 25 years, Cochemea has carved out a singular path as a soloist, composer, and arranger, bridging genres through an impressive array of collaborations. From his long-standing role
Daze of Laur is the project of Los Angeles-based artist Laura Esgro. Raised by parents who grew up in the 1960s LA music scene and Tennessean grandparents, Californian folk-rock and
Astrachan is the solo project and surname of curly-haired indie rock beefcake Ben Astrachan, a self-taught analog tapehead who conjures up his special blend of starry-eyed lo-fi folk rock in
New York City’s Geese has announced their new album Getting Killed out September 26th via Partisan and has shared the lead single “Taxes,” following the announcement of their winking ‘Getting Killed’ tour a couple of
Neko Case has announced the September 26th release of ‘Neon Grey Midnight Green’, her simultaneously biggest-sounding and most intimate-feeling album yet. Self-produced by Case, the first single “Wreck” is an exploration
For its sophomore album, UK indie rock quintet Wet Leg ventures into new territory: love songs. That’s not to say the band known for snarky lines like “what makes you
=Singer-songwriter, band leader, and producer Scott Tournet has gone through numerous creative phases. From writing and playing sprawling rock music with Grace Potter & The Nocturnals to leading his band Elektric Voodoo
Continuing our spotlight on the epic worldwide concert event that was 1985’s Live Aid, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re showcasing this fantastic performance of “Money for Nothing” by Dire Straits
Philly’s saxophonist, composer, bandleader, and educator Jaleel Shaw emerges as a leader again after 13 years. Shaw has collaborated with a wide range of jazz giants, including Roy Haynes, Roy
First Meeting is a collaboration of four top jazz artists on their respective instruments, each receiving equal billing for their three-night engagement at Dizzy’s Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center
