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 […]
Sam Bergquist Grounded Himself in Nature and The Senses For Devils & Doves Boston-based singer/songwriter, Sam Bergquist, released his new full-length album, Devils & Doves, this Spring, bringing in a wider sweep of musical interests than we’ve seen from him in the past, and also a broad range of topics drawn from life in his […]
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JP Soars and Anne Harris photo by Daniel Boone JP Soars has a new album set to release on May 29 on 40 Below Records featuring singer/violinist Anne Harris. JP, an International Blues Challenge winner and recipient of the Albert King Guitar Award, has built a style over twenty plus years of playing onstage to […]
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Peter Case photo by Pat Johnson Peter Case on Spontaneity and Recording His First Solo Live Album My Life To Live at McCabe’s Singer/songwriter and guitarist Peter Case has been touring extensively in the US and in Europe in recent days, and at the end of April, he released his first ever live album as […]
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Bill Kirchen On Connecting, Collaborating, and Cat Out of the Bag Guitarist, songwriter, and touring musician Bill Kirchen is releasing his new album, Cat Out of the Bag, on May 22nd, and has plenty of tour dates lined up which will feature the new album. If you’re lucky enough to be in the region of […]
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Thomas Csorba photo by Austin Leih Thomas Csorba Slows Down For Magical Moments on Tender Country Texas-based singer/songwriter Thomas Csorba will be releasing his third studio album, Tender Country, on May 22nd, 2026, and his collection will be the first to be released by the newly launched label Turtlebox Records, run by longtime friends of […]
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Beau James Wilding photo by A.L.E.S Beau James Wilding, aka Food For the Wyrm, crafts dark folk songs with a psychedelic edge. He delves into some of our greatest fears about mortality and the darker side of our conscious mind in a fearless way, both musically and lyrically. One notable choice Beau made on this […]
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Folk-IndieBob interview Folk musician songwriter Bob Augustine is known in his home in Pittsburgh and professionally as Folk-IndieBob. In August this year, he will be counted among the performers onstage at the internationally acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland. Performing in the Cask Room at The Mash House, Folk-IndieBob will play each day from August […]
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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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Songwriter and guitar player Ed Snodderly may not be a household name just yet, but he sure has written a lot of songs that have been played over and over again in a lot of households. He’s had songs covered by Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, and many others in the old timey, rootsy Appalachian and […]
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