Scottie Miller

Interview: Scottie Miller Builds a Song Cycle With “Hello Pain”

Scottie Miller photo by Layne Kennedy Scottie Miller Builds a Song Cycle With Hello Pain Backed By The Budapest Scoring Orchestra Singer/songwriter and pianist Scottie Miller released his new solo album, Hello Pain, on May 29th, 2026, having just come back from Australia where he was touring as Ruthie Foster’s keyboardist. While Miller loves to […]

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Anya Hinkle / Tanasi

Interview: Anya Hinkle of Tanasi on Forging Their Sound and Challenging Herself as a Guitarist

Anya Hinkle of Tanasi on Forging Their Sound and Challenging Herself as a Guitarist The Asheville, North Carolina-based Worldgrass trio Tanasi released their debut self-titled album in early May, the product of many years of friendship and shared professional experiences that galvanized into a new project. Made up of Billy Cardine on dobro and slide […]

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Greensky Bluegrass

The Interview: Greensky Bluegrass on “Find Ourselves Lost: The Iceland Sessions”

Greensky Bluegrass photo by Dylan Langille Greensky Bluegrass on The Making of The Documentary Film Find Ourselves Lost: The Iceland Sessions In April, the progressive bluegrass band Greensky Bluegrass took part in the release of the first documentary film capturing the band, which was filmed during the recording of 2024’s The Iceland Sessions EP, featuring […]

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Todd Albright

Interview: Todd Albright on Recording “Blues for Dexter Linwood” and Launching Misfortune Records

Todd Albright photo by Agnes Fischer Todd Albright on Recording Blues for Dexter Linwood and Launching Misfortune Records On April 17th, 2026, country blues artist Todd Albright, known for his 12-string guitar work, will be releasing the album Blues for Dexter Linwood via his own newly launched label, Misfortune Records. The album was produced by […]

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Cary Morin

Interview: “Pocket Of Time” by Cary Morin Doubles Down on The 70s and Brings Production Home

Cary Morin Pocket Of Time Doubles Down on The 70s and Brings Production Home Indigenous, Colorado-based artist Cary Morin previously released a Western-inspired album, Innocent Allies (2023) and now has followed it with the album Pocket of Time, which draws inspiration both from a sense of the past and from a locale. For the new […]

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