by Constance Tucker It is hard to believe that twenty years has passed since blues vocalist Thornetta Davis, released a CD. She explains “It’s always been about getting it right.” Her career began at age fifteen, she first gained attention Read more
by Imogen Speith For quite a while, I struggled to put into actual words what it was about Miranda Lambert’s Platinum that caused me to view it as her worst album. It wasn’t that it there weren’t enjoyable moments on Read more
by Constance Tucker What happens when you bring together a group of friends who are also musicians from varying backgrounds and countries and put them in a room together to create. Well, the result is an uplifting and energetic listen Read more
by Constance Tucker Kaylé Brecher’s style is greatly influenced by the lineage of jazz singers like Sheila Jordan, who use their voice as a highly skilled instrument, but where Brecher traverses is also deeply influenced by a depth of lyric Read more
by John Gaddis I originally became aware of Pentatonix with their former Christmas CD, That’s Christmas To Me, I immediately found myself becoming an instant fan. When the release A Pentatonix Christmas crossed my radar, I immediately made plans to Read more
by Constance Tucker Bristling with beauty and panache Audrey Silver is back with a highly engaging offering that is guaranteed to warm your soul this season. I had the pleasure of hearing Silver on her last offering Dream Awhile and Read more
by AJ My introduction to Flyleaf was actually unintentional. I was checking out at a local music store and the guy behind the counter kept insisting that I pick up the Flyleaf EP that was out at the time. I Read more
by Constance Tucker There is nothing like the symbiosis of a husband and wife duo, Sundae + Mr. Goessl is a perfect example of this strong bond. The husband and wife duo, have not only built a strong rapport personally, Read more
by Constance Tucker Vocalist Kevin Bachelder and drummer Jason Lee Bruns have a delightful collection of well-known melodies from multiple genres entitled, Cherry Avenue, a wonderful offering that is sure to please any one that likes their music with a Read more
by R. Gunnesseuf Like many of us, the first song by Fitz and the Tantrums that I ever heard was “Out of my League.” This catchy tune, with its poppy alternative hook and relate-able lyrics wedged itself into my brain Read more
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