Author: Jason M. Burns

Jason M. Burns has been successfully telling stories in the comic book industry for the last 15 years as a content creator, writer, and editor. In addition, his resume includes two original novels and multiple film and television projects in Hollywood. When not writing in his spiral notebooks, he can be found outside getting his tattoo-covered arms dirty where he spends the warmer months hybridizing daylilies and tending to his koi pond. He currently live in Massachusetts with his wife, two children, and a pair of rescue dogs with unnecessarily silly names, Gabriella Von Gooey III and Bark W. Grizwold.

Interview: Jerry Joseph Delivers the Love … Whether He Realizes It Or Not

January 20, 2022January 20, 2022Jason M. Burns0

Jerry Joseph interview At 60 years old, Jerry Joseph questions if he can deliver night in and night out while on the road, but for someone who gives so much of himself to a conversation, it is clearly impossible that he miss the mark with his music. Thoughtful and thought-provoking, the Portland-based musician’s career has […]

Interview: Drew Holcomb and the Icing on the Cake

January 12, 2022January 12, 2022Jason M. Burns0

Drew Holcomb — Interview Ellie and Drew Holcomb have separate careers that intersect when the creative stars align. With a new album and corresponding tour, the couple is making family the focus in the early part of 2022. Given how important their music has been to this writer’s household, the combined entertaining efforts of the […]

Interview: Jamestown Revival is Revitalized

January 7, 2022January 7, 2022Jason M. Burns2

With Robert Ellis at the board, Jamestown Revival pulled the cord when they stepped into the studio to record their latest album Young Man, available January 14. With no electric guitar to be found, Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance were forced to experiment, leading to a number of pleasant creative surprises along the way. I […]

Interview: J.D. Wilkes Gets Legendary Once Again

January 4, 2022January 5, 2022Jason M. Burns0

J. D. Wilkes inteview (photo: Joshua Black Williams) photo by Melissa Clarke Although not a professor, J.D. Wilkes can teach you a thing or two about the history of music. His passion for the art form, regardless of genre, is apparent in the way that he places its importance and pervasiveness on a pedestal. On […]

Interview: Spencer LaJoye Embraces the Truth

January 4, 2022January 5, 2022Jason M. Burns0

Spencer LaJoye’s new EP, Remember the Oxygen, documents the singer-songwriter’s journey into becoming themself. In taking this deeply personal and intensely creative exploration, they also discovered the artistic freedom that goes along with living that truth. Now, with the EP in the hands of listeners, they hope that the songs can, in turn, do the […]

Interview: The Whitmore Sisters Find Their Harmony

December 13, 2021December 12, 2021Jason M. Burns0

The Whitmore Sisters — Interview While the Whitmore Sisters have always loved each other, they admit to not always having liked each other. Venturing into adulthood, however, brings perspective, and with it, Eleanor and Bonnie discovered a newfound appreciation and understanding for each other, both in the people that they are and in the music […]

A Holiday Music Roundup 2021: Worth Stuffing Your Stocking

December 7, 2021December 7, 2021Jason M. Burns1

A Holiday Music Roundup 2021 — Worth Stuffing Your Stocking Love it or hate it, holiday music is an essential part of the end-of-year record release schedule. I just so happen to be one of those full throttle tinsel time peppermint pushers who transitions to the seasonal staples of Nat King Cole and Andy Williams […]

Interview: Sad Daddy Stomps Their Way Into Your Soul

December 2, 2021November 29, 2021Jason M. Burns0

Sad Daddy photo by Melissa Brawner With a newfound creative cohesiveness that their previous albums lacked, Sad Daddy immersed themselves in the comfort of isolation to write and record Way Up in the Hills, the third record that the collaboration of roots musicians has made together. Due January 28, the album is a blanket of […]

Interview: Love, DEAN Invites Listeners into Their Lives

December 2, 2021December 1, 2021Jason M. Burns0

Love, DEAN — Interview As a married couple who creates together, Rachael and Luke Price—the funky duo known as Love, DEAN—share a bond that goes deeper than their love for each other. They are also connected through their mutual admiration of music, which is on full display in their debut self-titled album, released in October. […]

Interview: Teddy Grossman Realigns His Life

December 1, 2021December 1, 2021Jason M. Burns1

Sometimes we still reach our destination even when our path veers off course. For singer-songwriter Teddy Grossman, that meant a much longer journey into seeing his dream of a debut solo album realized. Now, with that very goal nearing its final fulfillment, Soon Come will come soon enough as an early 2022 release date is […]