Redemption looms large in his music. So perhaps it should come as no surprise that Jackson Browne is forever redeeming himself: to critics who prematurely cast him aside, to trends … Read more
Oh but my joy of today Is that we can all be proud to say To be young, gifted and black Is where it’s at —Nina Simone These five females, … Read more
Nashville singer/songwriter duo Neulore take their name from “neu,” the German word for “new,” and “folklore.” Together, Adam Agin and William T. Cook indeed create a sound that is new and … Read more
Tribal, the much-anticipated fourth studio album from Irish rockabilly artist Imelda May, will be out September 23. May has more than honed her skills at singing jazzy, burlesque-inspired songs with verve and fearlessness, reviving a genre … Read more
Danielle Woodrow put her successful career as a TV exec on hold in 2011 to reconnect to her musical side and embark on a year-long international journey to record an album. “Taking … Read more
Following up on last year’s release of The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 1, Jack White’s Third Man Records, in partnership with John Fahey’s Revenant Records, are now … Read more
It’s certainly a relief to see Christopher Owens having fun again. The Girls frontman-turned-solo artist is releasing his second album, A New Testament, and he seems to be having a blast … Read more
Talk show host Conan O’Brien has made no secret of his love of music. He plays guitar, he’s appeared in Jack White’s videos, and he busted out a self-referential take … Read more
The definitive documentary on The Doors may have actually been shot by The Doors themselves. The band actually produced a film about themselves in 1968 during their tour, but legal … Read more
Since Yusuf Islam–the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens–returned to performing, he’s made a slow-yet-steady return to life as a singer/songwriter. Now, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member … Read more
