Thomm Jutz on Nothing But Green Willow: The Songs of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry On September 29th, 2023, Thomm Jutz and Martin Simpson are releasing Nothing But Green Willow: The Songs of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry via Topic Records. It’s a project with a fascinating question at its core and is even more […]
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The Grahams photo by Alex Berger The Grahams’ Self-Titled Album Artfully Reimagines Ten Years of Songwriting The Grahams will be releasing their fourth album, which is self-titled, on September 8th via their own 3Sirens Music Group. It’s an album with a very special concept that builds on the projects they’ve been creating for the past […]
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Martin Kerr photos by Shaun Scade Martin Kerr on Street Performing, Travel, and His EP Don’t Listen To Me British-born, Canada-based singer/songwriter Martin Kerr recently released a new EP, Don’t Listen To Me, via Nettwerk, building on many years of songwriting and performing. His songs have a certain ethereal quality, but also focus in on […]
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Rachel Garlin Explores Restriction and Resilience For The Ballad of Madelyne & Therese Singer/songwriter Rachel Garlin recently released an innovative new concept album, The Ballad of Madelyne & Therese which tells the internal story of the secret love affair of two women in New York City in the 1940s from multiple perspectives. The album has […]
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Tony Cuchetti on Songwriting as Letting Go and Freer Street Minnesota-based singer/songwriter Tony Cuchetti will be releasing his third studio album, Freer Street, via Farm to Label Records on August 3rd, 2023, and it’ll be available in multiple formats, including vinyl, limited CDs, and digitally. Cuchetti has literally spent his life in music, growing up […]
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Patrick Davis photo by Zach Sinclair Patrick Davis Talks Personal Connection and “Carolina When I Die” Despite the fact that South Carolina native Patrick Davis is a relatively young man, he has already spent many years as a professional songwriter, writing for Guy Clark, Jimmy Buffett, Jewel, Lady A, Morgan Wallen, Maggie Rose, and many […]
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Martha Groves Perry photo by Kenny Schick Martha Groves Perry on Her Outward Turning Songwriting For Call Out Bay Area singer/songwriter Martha Groves Perry recently released new album Call Out which represented some developments in her craft that came about during the precarious period of the pandemic and on the larger social state. Having always […]
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Eliza Gilkyson photo by Robert Jensen Eliza Gilkyson on Connection, Love, and Finding Home Eliza Gilkyson recently released her album Home, following 2022’s Songs from the River Wind, which was a love letter to the Old West, and the album 2022, which was political and anthemic. As the simplicity of the title might suggest, the […]
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Mike Peters and The Alarm Bring Their Gathering To New York City UK-based band The Alarm, led by Welsh songwriter and frontman Mike Peters, celebrated their 40th anniversary in 2022, undertaking a major tour and continuing their fan-favorite events traditionally known as “The Gathering.” Unfortunately, the historic tour was cut short due to the return […]
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Handsome Ghost photo credit by Seb Keefe Handsome Ghost Explores a More Textured Approach For Their Self-Titled Album Handsome Ghost consists of singer/songwriter Tim Noyes and multi-instrumentalist and producer Eddie Byun. What they thought was their established, tour-driven life was substantially disrupted by Covid, but as it happened, this also meant that a particularly long […]
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