Danette McMahon, No More Excuses Review by Constance Tucker Danette McMahon’s debut album, No More Excuses, is a story of the threads of jazz, where each thread takes on the hues of history, emotion, and songwriting that intertwine to create a Read more
Katie Henry, Get Goin’ Review by Rudy Palma Katie Henry’s Get Goin’ presents a vocal tour de force that showcases the breadth of her musical influences—from blues and rock to R&B and soul—but also the depth of her emotional and Read more
Billy Joel, Turn the Lights Back On Review by Rudy Palma After a hiatus of 17 years, the return of Billy Joel with “Turn the Lights Back On” is a musical renaissance. This track marks the long-awaited return of an Read more
Lizz Wright, Shadow Review by Constance Tucker Only some vocalists resonate with the depth and soulfulness that Lizz Wright brings to the table. Her latest studio album, Shadow, celebrates 20 years of an illustrious career, and her vocal mastery is Read more
Maeve Steele, Honeyland Review by Constance Tucker Los Angeles-based pop-folk singer-songwriter Maeve Steele has released her eagerly awaited sophomore EP, Honeyland. This six-track EP, produced by Daniel Loumpouridis, known for his work with Louis The Child on “It’s Strange (ft. K.Flay),” Read more
Runaway June, Smoke, Wine & Whiskey Review by Constance Tucker In the dynamic vocal sphere of country music, the release of Smoke, Wine & Whiskey by Runaway June marks a spirited vocal gem in the genre, intertwining heartfelt narratives with an Read more
Cassidy Paris, New Sensation Review by Rudy Palma Cassidy Paris emerges with her debut album, New Sensation, to present a world of Hard Rock music, where the echoes of classic hard rock merge with contemporary influences. At the youthful age of Read more
Swimming Bell, Charlie Review by Donald Rumpert Charlie marks a significant milestone in Swimming Bell’s discography, reflecting an evolution from Schottland’s previous release, 2019’s Wild Sight. The album, released in 2024 under Adventure Club Records & Permanent Records, delves deep into the genres Read more
Deborah Silver and Steve Tyrell, That’s Life Review by Constance Tucker “That’s Life,” the new evocative duet by Steve Tyrell and Deborah Silver, presents two fabulous vocalists intensely appreciating the song’s rich historical context, delivering a contemporary reinterpretation. This song Read more
AurallaurA, Exetastes Review by J. Pepper AurallaurA’s album, Exetastes, is a collection of her diverse background and influences and how these elements are reflected in her music. AurallaurA’s rich cultural experiences and proficiency in various musical styles, from jazz to folk, provide Read more
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