With a rousing production in front of the keys, Paul Mark leads listeners through his video for “Bridge To Nowhere,” evoking the sounds of seedy piano bars and clandestine boulevards … Read more
A Queens, NY native who is now a mainstay on Atlanta’s jumping jazz scene, pianist Heriveaux’s vibrant and robust approach will bring to mind past piano greats like Bud Powell … Read more
Janiva Magness is an award-winning singer-songwriter. Her new album Love Wins Again was released April 8 and encompasses elements of Americana, soul, rock, pop, country and blues. Regarding the title, Magness … Read more
By Lou Montesano [I]n November 2015, Rich Robinson announced that the Black Crowes, after another long hiatus, were finally done. As the band approached its 25th anniversary, talks … Read more
Who doesn’t need A Cure For Loneliness every now and then? Throw on Peter Wolf’s new album and cozy up with quite an assortment of musical styles. Studio tracks bump … Read more
Though hailing from Nashville, Natalie Royal may firmly represent a lady songstress from the canyon better than many of her Californian contemporaries. With an eclectic mix of dissonant pop and … Read more
With a quieter sonic palate and more strummy acoustic guitars, Only Life is a different album for the Feelies. “Too Much” begins with guitar swells and vocals that call for an answer … Read more
It’s not only age that appears to have mellowed Robbie Fulks. At 53, he also has a lot to reflect upon. Once an insurgent young gum signed to Chicago’s upstart … Read more
For 18 years Richard Briggs, President and founder of the Briggs Farm Blues Festival, ensures that his audiences can hear authentic Mississippi Delta Blues. He visits Mississippi every couple of … Read more
Charles Bradley’s life story – he’d endured homelessness and worked as a James Brown impersonator before being signed to Daptone Records – makes him one of music’s most inspiring figures. … Read more
