Michael Logen unites with other musicians to “Write By The Sea” (Premiere Play)
Seeing as the world is only just now starting to shift from from several months of shut down businesses and socially separated interaction, to calculated…
Imagine traveling out “Among the Desert Stars” with Mike Frazier
The world has found itself in the midst of quite the catch-22 with international separations and stay-at-home standards being the heavily regarded practice since as…
Times flies with Watkins Family Hour’s “brother sister”
Imagine thinking you know, or at least believe yourself to know, what’s coming when a band announces a new album, only to find yourself relieved…
John Calvin Abney and “Alternate Takes” on the sound of goodness
Indie folk artist, John Calvin Abney is a multi-layered musician. On the one hand, the Tulsa, OK artist is the most solid of supports, as the guitarist…
When “Bull Frogs Croon” Aoife O’Donovan makes art
Aoife O’Donovan is a roots music chameleon. The award winning singer-songwriter can hang her songwriter hat with the best of the best and seemingly fears…
Let Cloud Caverns introduce you to “B. Ritter”
For the hundreds, thousands, millions, and billions of sequential moments humans live out their individual lives on this planet, there are countless places, settings, and…
Rhiannon Giddens says “I’m On My Way” to a new album this spring
Looking at the recent goings on of multi-instrumentalist and roots musician, Rhiannon Giddens, it’s only fair to wonder how she managed not only to put together…
Don’t fight it: You’re sure to be a “Lover” of Little May’s new single
Next to that initial rush that accompanies obsessing over a debut single from a much-buzzed-about-but-not-yet-heard-anywhere-live band, there’s little that brings about a replicable burst of…
I’m With Her’s debut stands out from the collaborative crowd
“Life isn’t about being perfect.” “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” “Everything is relative.” The three aforementioned sayings are each different – each…
Listening to I’m With Her’s “Game to Lose” is a win-win
There are some artists who, once they’ve found their strong suit of musicality, don’t need to do all that much in variation in order to…