Bad Flamingo, Devil and the Deep Blue Review by: Rudy Palma Bad Flamingo is a female country-western duet filled with mystery, both musically and for their image. The two are “The One on the Left and The One on the Read more
Shiri Zorn & George Muscatello feat. Mauricio Zottarelli, Into Another Land Review by Constance Tucker Once again, vocalist Shiri Zorn collaborates with her long-time partner, guitarist George Muscatello, on a new album, Into Another Land. Conceived during the pandemic lockdown, the Read more
Jade LeMac, Meet You In Hell Review by Constance Tucker Jade LeMac is an eighteen-year-old Vancouver-based singer-songwriter who recently signed with Arista Records. Her writing style is emotional, and she leans into her half-Asian heritage and connection to the 2SLBGTQ+ Read more
Vinnie Moore, Double Exposure Review by Rudy Palma Vinnie Moore has been awing guitar fans since his Shrapnel Records debut in the 80s. His guitar skills have allowed him to open for Rush and tour with Alice Cooper, and he Read more
Max Highstein, Hotcakes Review by: Rudy Palma Max Highstein is a songwriter based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, who is releasing his latest album, Hotcakes. With a combination of instrumental and vocal selections, Highstein brings new sonics to his pop-rock-styled Read more
Gregorian, Pure Chants II Review by Thomas E. Davis Gregorian is a vocal group led by producer Frank Peterson. “Not every song is suited for the Gregorian sound scale,” he explains, “so the songs have to be chosen very carefully Read more
Dean Lewis, The Hardest Love Review by: Rudy Palma Dean Lewis is releasing his highly anticipated second album, The Hardest Love. The ten-track album includes previous singles “Looks Like Me” and “Hurtless,” as well as the emotional “How Do I Say Goodbye” Read more
Regula Mühlemann, Fairy Tales Review by Thomas E. Davis Vocalist Regula Mühlemann has curated a stirring collection of songs based on fairies, elves, nymphs, and sorceresses called Fairy Tales. The Sony Classical album features Mühlemann and the Swiss chamber orchestra CHAARTS Read more
Alex Vaughn, The Hurtbook – Review by: Rudy Palma Alex Vaughn is releasing The Hurtbook, an eight-song project the rising singer-songwriter has spent 18 months building via the famous record imprint, LVRN recording label. The multi-talented singer, songwriter, pianist, and producer is Read more
Marilyn Scott, The Landscape Review by Constance Tucker Marilyn Scott has a long history as a leader and contributing force to an abundance of recordings. A busy session singer, she has also recorded and performed with musicians and groups, including Read more
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