by J. Pepper Lindsey Webster grew up in Woodstock New York, and community brimming with music and groundbreaking artists like Carla Bley and Steve Swallow. Influenced by the music of Mariah Carey, Gwen Stefani, and Earth Wind and Fire, the Read more
by Constance Tucker In the jazz genre, many times the human voice is not considered an equal instrument to the instrumentalist, why? I really don’t know, as music begins in the heart, is transferred to the brain, and heard in Read more
by Constance Tucker Where has the celestial vocalist been all my life. Ok, so after those words, you certainly know I will be slathering ALL About this album, so look away if you are not into high value praise, because Read more
by J. Pepper Upright bass and voice though it may not be a new concept, vocalists like Sheila Jordan, Carmen McRae and of course Peggy Lee brought its magnificent possibilities to the masses. It takes two special musicians to pull Read more
by Constance Tucker Katharine McPhee‘s new album, I Fall In Love Too Easily is out now, the 33-year-old American Idol alum returned with her fifth studio album on Friday (November 17). The 10-track collection of romantic standards was produced Read more
by Constance Tucker The Heart Of Infinite Change, is re-release of a 2015 album from songwriter-vocalist Natasha Agrama. Now on World Galaxy-Alpha Pup Records, the 7 tune album sports one new addition track “Lover Man,” and subtracts four cuts Read more
by Constance Tucker Mandy Harvey has a unique story, one that is about breaking barriers, but also one that is about empowerment while overcoming and embracing a disability. Harvey is an award-winning singer, songwriter and motivational speaker, whose disability Read more
by Constance Tucker Grace is Lizz Wright’s new album on Concord Records which contains ten tracks, nine covers selected in conjunction with producer and songwriter Joe Henry and one original track co-written with Maia Sharp. Wright’s vocals are as strong Read more
by J. Pepper Pianist Pat Battstone declares in his liner notes that, “From the moment I read Robert Desnos, I realized he was writing with the same process as musical improvisations. As I read his life and that of those Read more
by Constance Tucker Is jazz the go to material when an artist matures and begins to self-introspect, and after spending years in the rock-singer songwriter genre. Well, not so true for Paul Cole, her genre bending adventures began many Read more
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