Pete Mancini’s new single aims to inspire “Millions More”
Certain blocks of time in history are known for their linings of protest music. The 1960s and 1970s are popular decades of recent 20th century…
The Imaginaries won’t let life bring them down while “Walking on a Wire”
There’s no way that Norman, OK, bluesy roots rock duo, The Imaginaries, could have seen any of the chaos of 2020 coming. No one could have…
Sari Schorr shows the strength of New Yorkers in this new “Ordinary Life”
The idea of pulling a song off the shelf and giving it a good round of elbow grease before taking it for a renewed walk…
The “Devil” is in the details on Stephen Babcock’s new single
When first gracing these pages back in 2016 with Said & Done, Stephen Babcock presented himself as the “Northern boy with the southern heart.” A songwriter who…
The hills are alive with the Sound & Fury of Sturgill Simpson’s “Sing Along”
It’s funny that right as the beginnings of this piece were being typed into the void of the internet, a surely-destined-to-go-viral-among-music-journalists piece on the struggle…
Fantastic Negrito doesn’t sew his message short with the “The Suit That Won’t Come Off”
I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me. from The Invisible Man, by author, Ralph Ellison. A man of Grammy-winning prestige, Xavier Amin…
Royal Blood at Webster Hall: A case of priceless concert contradiction
The age old idea of a “quick rise to fame” is something that stirs up a range of reactions, depending on the context in which said…