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What’d I Say: Catch Up With The Blues
|“You better catch up with the blues, cuz’ the blues is on the move It’s got a real funky beat, and man it’s got a groove” —Johnny “Clyde” Copeland, … Read more
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Wander Through The Eerie and Beautiful Landscape of Pony Boy’s New Video
In “When Tomorrow Comes,” the opening track of her debut full length album, Blue Gold, Pony Boy croons her desire, “to live a life that is not wasted.” Singing across … Read more
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages
Barrence Whitfield has been at this garage R&B game for a hard 30 years now. But even though he’s survived three decades of massive sea changes in the music world, … Read more
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Skeleton Closet is the first self-produced album by Texan musician, Salim Nourallah. Active and fairly prolific since the early 1990s, Nourallah is known for consistently creating subtle alternative rock anthems … Read more
The Waifs
The Waifs create a subtle folk blend with Beautiful You, featuring a raw intermingling of pure yet gritty vocals, soft guitar and gentle rhythms. With lead vocals shifting from track … Read more
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd exploded in Atlanta’s Fox Theatre in 1976 – the three shows distilled into One More From The Road, a legendary live rock album by any standard. But by … Read more
Whitney Rose
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Steep Canyon Rangers
In the emerging world of modern bluegrass, nu-grass and all things Americana, the field of competition appears to have increased exponentially with every passing day. This is the realm of … Read more
Aircraft
Escalating chaos grapples with ethereal purity in the seven gems (or tracks) of Aircraft’s enthralling 2015 disc. Visually, the bending of light comes to mind, slivers warping into tiny prisms … Read more
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Listen To Detroit Singer-Songwriter Julie Belle’s Soft, Honest Track “Burning”
When Julie Belle was just four years old, her musical mother taught her to read music, launching a passionate career for the Detroit-born, LA-based singer-songwriter. In 2011, she released her … Read more
Exclusive: Wander Through The Eerie and Beautiful Landscape of Pony Boy’s New Video
In “When Tomorrow Comes,” the opening track of her debut full length album, Blue Gold, Pony Boy croons her desire, “to live a life that is not wasted.” Singing across … Read more
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages
Barrence Whitfield has been at this garage R&B game for a hard 30 years now. But even though he’s survived three decades of massive sea changes in the music world, … Read more
Salim Nourallah
Skeleton Closet is the first self-produced album by Texan musician, Salim Nourallah. Active and fairly prolific since the early 1990s, Nourallah is known for consistently creating subtle alternative rock anthems … Read more
The Waifs
The Waifs create a subtle folk blend with Beautiful You, featuring a raw intermingling of pure yet gritty vocals, soft guitar and gentle rhythms. With lead vocals shifting from track … Read more
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd exploded in Atlanta’s Fox Theatre in 1976 – the three shows distilled into One More From The Road, a legendary live rock album by any standard. But by … Read more
Whitney Rose
It’s no small mark of distinction when you can enlist the Mavericks to participate in your sophomore set. But it’s far more impressive when the sound you produce yourself sounds … Read more
Steep Canyon Rangers
In the emerging world of modern bluegrass, nu-grass and all things Americana, the field of competition appears to have increased exponentially with every passing day. This is the realm of … Read more
Aircraft
Escalating chaos grapples with ethereal purity in the seven gems (or tracks) of Aircraft’s enthralling 2015 disc. Visually, the bending of light comes to mind, slivers warping into tiny prisms … Read more
Exclusive: Listen To Detroit Singer-Songwriter Julie Belle’s Soft, Honest Track “Burning”
When Julie Belle was just four years old, her musical mother taught her to read music, launching a passionate career for the Detroit-born, LA-based singer-songwriter. In 2011, she released her … Read more
