Karen Haglof is back on the scene with the release of her second solo album, Perseverance and Grace, on April 22nd. Her debut solo album, Western Holiday, was released in the summer of 2014, … Read more
San Francisco-based singer NaJe is a soul siren. She wails the blues, dabbles in old-school R&B, and hammers out light, airy pop mixed with her strong vocals. Born in Virginia … Read more
Uncluttered and unfazed by comparisons to elder statesmen (Nicholas Payton and Terrence Blanchard come to mind), trumpeter Darren English plays with your head with the opening title composition, a spinting … Read more
Henry Wagons may hail from the “Land Down Under,” but his sound is definitely over the top. A country crooner through and through, he possesses a deep growl and consistent … Read more
A genuine feeling of community can be an elusive thing in New York, and even elbow to elbow with fellow concert goers, a sense of one-upmanship often overtake musical camaraderie. … Read more
Saturdays is a fitting name for the latest project from pop-rock group the March Divide, because you can guarantee that San Antonio based Jared Putnam is workin’ on the weekends. … Read more
Matt Corby may have a deep wealth of music to draw from in the realm of cosmic and psych-soul, yet Telluric is anything but a weak iteration of the genre. … Read more
Brit-pop and the London Suede go hand in hand, much like the new album, Night Thoughts, pairs perfectly with the film of the same name. The new 12-track album from … Read more
Town Mountain trades on tradition, but their energized efforts make them more than simply a bluegrass band of the back porch variety. Their latest effort, aptly titled Southern Crescent, turns … Read more
Hello, powerful vocals! You’re about to hear some of the best gritty, yet smooth voices, blended with rock ballads, blues, and a heavy dose of face-melting instrument playing powered by … Read more
