A social activist, John “Pops” Dennie connects with people through his music, reaching others through common experiences, despite any differences of opinion. In today’s world, those strengths are more important … Read more
Brassy, bold, and boisterous, the Seattle Julia Francis proudly wears her heart and soul on her sleeve and in her music. After a decade-long hiatus to focus on family, she’s … Read more
After finishing school, Johnny Nicholas hit the road, hitchhiking and hopping freight trains on pilgrimages, searching for the music he loved and the artists who created it. Nicholas established relationships … Read more
It’s a simple story: Three musicians met on the road, recognized kindred spirits, then joined their distinct lead vocals into captivating harmonies. Consistently compared to Crosby, Stills & Nash, the … Read more
Shira’s musical and cultural influences are as unique as the singer herself. Born in Rochester, NY to Israeli parents, the family moved back to the US when Shira was ten … Read more
Peter Parcek’s new album, Mississippi Suitcase, explores the humanity of the blues, from the swamps and flatlands of the 1930s Delta to the urban streets of the 2020s. Speaking through … Read more
Gainesville’s nine-piece retro-soul and blues amalgam The Savants of Soul have been pinpointing of their sound to the city of Muscle Shoals, where they recorded their forthcoming record at Rick … Read more
Singer-songwriter Rob Williams is known for his compelling, character-driven songs, and on his fourth album, Weathering the Storm, Vol. 1, Williams shares his most moving and intimate work. An album … Read more
Portland, OR quintet The Noted have delivered well-crafted, stimulating and engagingly unpredictable pop rock in the past, and their third album, Lost & Found, fits right in. Primary songwriter Daniel … Read more
With gigs booked weeks into the future and a new record coming out, Spanking Charlene played a packed house gig on February 12th, 2020; on February 16th, Charlene McPherson woke … Read more
