James Jewell – Songs From the Fridge James Jewell has a new album, Songs From the Fridge, that was recorded in the most unique of places: Human Studios, which is situated within an artist squat called Les Frigos (the Fridge) in Paris. In 1971, Les Frigos was a refrigerated railway depot built in the 13th […]
Continue Reading
Anders Thomsen – Antlers Anders Thomsen has recently released a knee slappin,’ juke joint stompin’ honky tonk album, Antlers. It was recorded in Savannah GA at Rev Bro Diddley’s Holy House by Ty Thompson and also at The Back Room Recording Studio by Andrew Sovine. Antlers was produced by Anders Thomsen, mixed and mastered by Blake […]
Continue Reading
Daniel Bennett Group – Mr. Bennett’s Mind Daniel Bennett Group has just released an amalgam of jazz and folk, Mr Bennett’s Mind, with saxophones and pianos and a rhythm that’s at once snappy and groovy as the melodies capture your focus. How do jazz and folk music combine? This is where you find out. Mr […]
Continue Reading
Lucio Barbarino – The Blue Evenings Lucio Barbarino has recently released a 14 song LP The Blue Evenings, which is experimental mosaic of early 60s Beatles-influenced innovations blended with indie folk underpinnings, and, as the title suggests, the songs are about blue evenings and cover the ground of the torture of seeing an ex consistently, wasted […]
Continue Reading
Amanda Grace photo by Janelle Kieffer Photography Amanda Grace – Interview Amanda Grace is a songwriter musician who resides in the northern US in Minnesota, and she’s been getting some great press and feedback from fans about her fun, poignant songs. She has a new album Give Me Away, and attributes her music inspiration to […]
Continue Reading
Seth James – Lessons Seth James has a new album covering the songs of Delbert McClinton, Lessons, produced by Kevin McKendree. It’s welcome news to have an album honoring Delbert’s songwriting, as he’s one of the true American greats. His catalogue is so extensive that there’s plenty to choose from, and you’ll notice that […]
Continue Reading
Chatham County Line – Hiyo Chatham County Line is releasing a new album this week via Yep Roc, Hiyo, produced by Rachael Moore and Dave Wilson. This trio creates suspenseful and alluring songs that cast their net wide like a bluegrass jam band and gently haunt you with a dose of mystery and elation. Album […]
Continue Reading
Glen Hansard – All That Was East is West of Me Now Irish rock musician Glen Hansard’s new album All That Was East is West of Me Now is his first in four years, and was produced, recorded and mixed by David Odlum and mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering. Glen crafts heartfelt, powerful […]
Continue Reading
Emilie Clepper – The Family Album (featuring Russell Clepper) Emilie Clepper has released a new album honoring her father, Texas native and singer songwriter Russell Clepper (Porch Brothers). Emilie resides in Quebec City, having lived as a child between Quebec and Texas, she creates a blend of old world local and Texas folksy musical styles. […]
Continue Reading
Brandy Clark – self-titled Brandi Clark released a seriously heavy hitting album this year, a self-titled collection produced by Brandi Carlile; mixed by Brandon Bell at The Cabin Studio; mastered by Pete Lyman at Infrasonic Sound, and heavily featuring Brandi Carlile and also Derek Trucks and Lucius. “Ain’t Enough Rocks” is a powerful – like […]
Continue Reading