In life and romance, we’re always looking for the ying to our yang; in Brina Kabler, artist Pete RG found something even more valuable—the engineer to his singer/songwriter. LA born … Read more
Ariel Bui is not a one-track artist. The folk singer-songwriter is well-versed in the influence of worldly travel, having experienced life all over the South, but also in different music … Read more
I was the first and loudest to scoff at the enterprise of adult summer camps—no doubt a commercial ploy, meant to lure Millennials into living up to our least savory … Read more
Decades ago, Albert White and his Rockers brought their soulful brand of funk to their hometown of Atlanta, playing to wild crowds at the New Palladium on Bankhead Highway and … Read more
The last time we visited Devon Allman, for 2014’s Ragged and Dirty, this writer (admittedly biased toward the blues) felt Allman had taken a step forward with a more blues-heavy album … Read more
When you hear the word “congress,” surely you immediately think of the legislative body that sits in Washington, D.C. However, there’s a far more basic definition of that word … Read more
Some artists prefer recording familiar songs in the halls of railroad stations (see Bragg and Henry review next week), while Madeleine Peyroux opts for a church. It’s always a momentous … Read more
With minds made for music and hearts made for travel, Americana duo Tattletale Saints are fusing the two through inspiration and influence. Originally formed in New Zealand as a … Read more
Bear’s Den — a British alternative rock band from London that formed in 2012 — consists of Andrew Davie (lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar) and Kevin Jones (vocals, drums, bass, guitar). … Read more
Credit Nell Robinson and Jim Nunally for offering up a take on traditional Americana that rings with authenticity and even though the mostly songs come from their own pens. The … Read more
