In the lead-up to Pokey LaFarge’s newest record, he stated, “I used to think of my music in dark blue, but now I see it in technicolor”. That dour feeling
In between New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival weekends, there are an increasing amount of great concerts and festivals. One of these special concerts took place on Wednesday night, May
On their breakthrough, 2019’s Ilana: The Creator, Mdou Moctar used 70s-influenced psych rock mixed with Tuareg guitar music to great effect. The strong follow-up, 2021’s Afrique Victime, cast a wider
One of the world’s richest twelve days of music starts this weekend when the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival kicks off Thursday at the Fairgrounds. While each day at
The veteran New Orleans-based singer/songwriter Anders Osborne’s 17th album reflects on his past, the country’s problems, New Orleans, musical heroes, and a touch of whimsical escapism as Picasso’s Villa displays
On Thursday, April 18th, an unseasonably cold spring night in NYC, Humbird pulled into town to deliver an hour-long set of their experimental indie-folk tunes at Groove in Manhattan’s Greenwich
The band’s fifth LP (and first in eight years), That Delicious Vice, finds Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds scaling down to a trio as their unique style of
GospelbeacH’s final album is titled Wiggle Your Fingers, and it finds the outfit delivering more of its modern-day Laurel Canyon-inspired, slightly tripped-out pop rock vibes. Brent Rademaker has stated that
Under the cold spring rain of April 11th, MonoNeon (aka Dwayne Thomas Jr.) was smack in the middle of his ten-show run at the historic Blue Note in New York
The title of the newest release from Leyla McCalla, Sun Without The Heat, is a reference to a speech Frederick Douglass gave six years before the Emancipation Proclamation, foreshadowing a