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…
Will McCarry looks to explore solo storytelling with “Green Eyes”
The announcement that the front person of a band has decided to write and release music as an individual, sometimes under their given name or,…
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…
Isaac Grinsdale goes beyond making music just for the sake of “Entertainment” (Premiere Play)
A man with a guitar is about as common of a musical approach as one can encounter in the industry. This perhaps, is the one…
Happy to have found “The Fountain” Jared Saltiel made
What could sound more familiar than a New York singer-songwriter? How about one based in the artistically associated borough of Brooklyn? It might sound like the…
The Nearness of You: Emotive reality wrapped in the sweetest metaphors
While some of the rising songs of summer are focused entirely on channeling and cranking up the energy of crowded parties and festival jams, others…
Severed: Curse of Lono and the effort to break form
While the very name of the Americana genre elicits an immediate geo-based demographic and historical context, the rise thereof across the pond in the United…
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…
There’s a beautiful mess found in Cloud Caverns’ “Collective Memory”
Don’t be alarmed. The pace and demands of present day society often deem messy things as needing improvement or adjustment and thusly, not residing within…
Rue Snider lets listeners hear and see all with “Broken Window”
Americana, folk, punk, and a drop of country: Each are genres that could describe Brooklyn singer-songwriter Rue Snider. The New Yorker’s newest effort, Broken Window,…