Exclusive: Listen To The Pure, Heavy Rock Of K’s Choice
Sarah and Gert Bettens, the siblings who form K’s Choice, have just released “Come Alive,” from their latest, heaviest, most rocking record yet, The Phantom Cowboy. K’s Choice, an … Read more
Posted in September, 2015
“Everybody Speaks Music”
By Ira Kantor In advance of his new album, Black Light (read our review here), fusion legend John McLaughlin took time to speak with Elmore from the little village … Read more
John McLaughlin & The 4th Dimension
Guitar legend John McLaughlin has never made a sad album. Even when paying tribute to departed musical contemporaries, he makes sure his sounds convey the utmost jubilance. Here, McLaughlin unites … Read more
Ben E. King
When the news broke in April that singer Ben E. King had died at the age of 76, many reports announced the loss by referring to King as “the ‘Stand … Read more
Exclusive: Listen To Casey Dubie’s Dreamy Indie-Pop Gem
For a young singer/songwriter, making the move to a big music hub can be the first step it takes in finding success. For Vermont native Casey Dubie, making waves in Music City … Read more
Exclusive: Stephen Kellogg Sets Out To Be The “Last Man Standing” In Folksy…
Stephen Kellogg is a respected name in the music scene not because of his cutthroat attitude or meteoric rise to the top, but rather because of his steadfast commitment and … Read more
Bettye LaVette – 10/16 – City Winery (New York, NY)
When you’ve been in the industry for five decades, you learn a thing or two, and unfortunately for young Bettye LaVette, who was discovered at age 16, the lesson was … Read more
Shemekia Copeland – 10/2 – City Winery (New York, NY)
Elmore Magazine cannot say enough good things about Shemekia Copeland. The daughter of legendary bluesman Johnny Copeland, the junior Copeland has been making the festival rounds and astounding crowds … Read more
Albert Hammond, Jr. – 9/21 & 9/22 – Bowery Ballroom (New York,…
Albert Hammond, Jr. wandered out into the vast, murky waters of the solo career in 2006, when he released his first album, Yours to Keep, outside of the auspices … Read more
Rhythm & Roots Festival
Photographs by Laura Carbone Rhythm & Roots isn’t the biggest or most high-profile festival of the year, but it’s still my favorite because, like Heinz ketchup, it has the perfect … Read more
