Pandafan dives into nautical narratives with “Ocean B-Sides”
Folk is one of the few genres where kinship and camaraderie among its performers and writers, tends to get placed at the forefront. Bandmates and…
Jambinai: A fusion of the fearless and the familiar
Jambinai’s band name might start with “Jam” but this five piece isn’t a jam band by any stretch of the imagination – even if the…
Pete Mancini finds influential footing on “Foothill Freeway”
In a tale as old as the entertainment business, someone starts a band and then somewhere down the line, that person finds a desire within…
Take a stroll with singer-songwriter Stephen Babcock
Winter has officially arrived! Though the days are no longer getting shorter, temperatures sure haven’t been their highest and the air is definitely taking on…
Side Saddle’s new album is one “Stunner” of a style shift
The sophomore album is a requisite rite of passage for any band looking to do music full time and keep above the proverbial business waters. A…
There’s no one new around you: Except pronoun and her debut EP
Remember when people wrote with pencils on paper? Remember when lyrics were scribbled on napkins at bars and became destined for transformation into a breakout…
Is this how it starts: pronoun’s promising new single
When an artist or band releases something that pushes their level of public recognition up a rung or two on the recognition ladder, the album,…
Mulling over music and more with Jared & The Mill
More and more it seems like the occasionally hard-to-crack walls of New York City are welcoming sounds of the south and the west – and…
Side Saddle’s new single will get you in the “Right Frame of Mind” for their next album
It’s said that memory is simply reliving the experience that’s being pulled from between the lines of our minds on command. It’s also no secret…
Can Shlomo Franklin keep it together with a “Bag of Bones & Broken Dreams”? (Premiere Play)
Plenty of people in the world have been there: The relationship that is technically still active but is definitively eroding – like sands staring down…