Matt Pearce & The Mutiny, The Soul Food Store – Review by Constance Tucker Matt Pearce is a London-based, Glasgow-born guitarist and vocalist. Matt is an original member of the successful hard rock outfit Voodoo Six, with whom he has Read more
HALESTORM, BACK FROM THE DEAD – REVIEW by John Gaddis Halestorm is Lzzy Hale on guitar and vocals, with drummer Arejay Hale, guitarist Joe Hottinger, and bass player Josh Smith. The Hale siblings of Lzzy and Arejay from Pennsylvanian are Read more
MAREN MORRIS, HUMBLE QUEST – REVIEW by John Gaddis Maren Morris returns with a compelling collection of songs in the country-pop genre, Humble Quest. Her third album was created while she dealt with postpartum depression that followed the birth of her Read more
MARK TREMONTI, SINGS SINATRA – REVIEW by Constance Tucker Mark Tremonti is releasing a single from his upcoming album where he covers cuts from Frank Sinatra’s catalog. Tremonti is joined by surviving members of Frank’s orchestra, creating new takes on Read more
KRISTIN CALLAHAN, LOST IN A DREAM – REVIEW By Constance Tucker Kristin Callahan is a DC-based jazz vocalist making a bold statement on her new release Lost in a Dream. The album is a soulful, highly polished collaboration with co-producer, arranger, Read more
CEARA CAVALIERI, RADIO SILENCE – REVIEW by Rudy Palma Ceara Cavalieri is a singer and songwriter from California that recently graduated from UCLA with a degree in Psychology. Since leaving school, the 26-year-old has dedicated herself to pursuing music full-time. Read more
ELVIS COSTELLO & THE IMPOSTERS, THE BOY NAMED IF – REVIEW by Rudy Palma Elvis Costello has had decades in the music business, the singer, guitarist, and songwriter has created more than 31 studio records, three live albums, and numerous Read more
GRACE HAGGERTY, WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD – REVIEW by Robert S. Harmon Newcomer Grace Haggerty came to singing naturally. Surrounded by jazz and the arts from her parents, Haggerty always savored the music. So, at the encouragement of family and Read more
ACUTE INFLECTIONS, SOMEDAY AT CHRISTMAS – REVIEW by Robert S. Harmon Acute Inflections is a chic jazz duet comprised of vocalist Elasea Douglas and bassist Sadiki Pierre. The two specialize in crafting jazz, pop, and adult contemporary songs into reimagined Read more
DEEP PURPLE, TURNING TO CRIME – REVIEW by John Gaddis Deep Purple has returned with another album following last year’s chart-topping album Whoosh! This time, Deep Purple surprises with an album of songs not written by the band and formerly recorded Read more
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