Tag: blues
Judith Owen’s “Suit Yourself” Delivers Swagger, Soul, and Star-Studded Collaborations
The album features Judith’s band the Gentlemen Callers along with the JO Big Band and special guests Davell Crawford, Joe Bonamassa and the Tonya Boyd-Cannon [Read More…]
Eric Van Aro Captures Raw Studio Energy on Eric Van Aro Quartet Album
Recorded live in a single room on vintage equipment, the project captures four musicians creating music in real time. The Eric Van Aro Quartet released [Read More…]
Sugar, Grit and Soul: WT Delivers “Sweet Music” and “Dirty Cafe” in Style
Most people know Walter Pierce as the imaginative mind behind the fantasy series “Dreams Unseen”, or through his reflective works “Where Beauty And Darkness Meet” [Read More…]
Inside the Fire: How Downtown Royalty Crafted the Explosive “Homemade Bad”
There is something unmistakable about a band that truly functions as a unit. You hear it in the spaces between the notes, in the push [Read More…]
Rick W Mercer Revives Roots Rock & Blues Swagger with “4 Door Sexy Beast”
There is something quietly defiant about Rick W Mercer. In a musical climate obsessed with immediacy and spectacle, Mercer moves with the patience of someone [Read More…]
Disrupting the Genre: Why BB Bates’ Outlaw Country Is the Year’s Most Unfiltered Release
NASHVILLE, TN / Los Angeles, CA – BB Bates has officially released his new album, Outlaw Country, a project that pushes the boundaries of the [Read More…]
Finding Freedom in Motion: Norfolk South Introduces Their Roots-Driven Debut “I’m Southbound”
With the release of “I’m Southbound”, Norfolk South announce themselves not merely as a new band, but as a meeting point for lived-in musicianship, shared [Read More…]
Rick W Mercer’s “The Devil’s Wearing Leather”: A Rock Temptation Built on Grit and Swagger
Rick W Mercer emerges as a rare craftsman devoted to something far more enduring than a simple manufactured musical moment. A guitarist, studio musician, and [Read More…]
Blues, Roots, and Heart: The Sheyana Band Return in Full Force with “All The Best”
There are still artists who remind us why music matters – why it moves us, binds us, and reveals who we truly are. The Sheyana [Read More…]
From Farm Fields to Freeways: The Ram Maps Life in “I Am Nowhere, I Am Everywhere”
There are records that entertain. There are records that soothe. And then, there are records that transport. I Am Nowhere, I Am Everywhere, the latest [Read More…]
