On his previous album, 2018’s Gimme Some Light, singer-songwriter Ryan Martin tapped into the kind of 70s folk-rock and Americana sound of groups like The Band, with rich, heartfelt harmonies and
As a songwriter, guitarist and producer, Reed Turchi never stops changing. Since his early days serving up raw and faithful interpretations of Hill Country blues to his more indie rock-inspired
West London duo Babeheaven is made up of lifelong friends Nancy Andersen and Jamie Travis, who bring together indie, electronic and soul. Their new album Home For Now – a
For their fifth studio album Lifetime of Comedy, Portland, Oregon folk-rock outfit The Parson Red Heads were faced with the kind of hurtles that many bands have experienced in this
Perhaps one of the coolest yet low key collaborations to ever take place was that between Congolese vocalist/composer Bony Bikaye, French musician/producer Hector Zazou, and modular synth group CY1. First teaming up in 1983
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Mexico City band Los Blenders recently dropped their new album, Mazunte 2016, via tastemaker label Devil In Woods. Since the release of their 2015 debut Chavos Bien, the band has been
Considering a prolific career that stretches back fifty years, it should come as little surprise that when folk singer-songwriter Chris Smither recorded his 2014 album Still on the Levee, there
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Portland, Oregon has been dominating news headlines these days for reasons that many cities would like to avoid. Despite the doom and gloom of a pandemic, wild fires and constant