Buddy Guy, The Blues Is Alive And Well – Review by Constance Tucker George “Buddy” Guy is an American blues guitarist and singer. He is an exponent of the robust Chicago blues scene and has influenced eminent guitarists including Eric Read more
June Bisantz and Alex Nakhimovsky, Love’s Tango – Review by J. Pepper June Bisantz and Alex Nakhimovsky are equally skilled artists, who have both enjoyed vibrant careers. Bisantz discography was illuminated with the 2012 release of It’s Always You. A Read more
Weezer, Teal Album – Review by Rudy Palma Vocalist and lead guitarist Rivers Cuomo, drummer Patrick Wilson, bassist Matt Sharp and guitarist Jason Cropper formed Weezer in 1992. Their discography includes the Blue Album (1994), which became a 3-time Read more
Mary Poppins Returns (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) – Review by Kaya Savas Mary Poppins Returns (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is the soundtrack album for the film of the same name. The music and score for the film was composed by Read more
Clint Alphin, Straight to Marrow – Review by Constance Tucker Clint Alphin is a country artist that grew up in the rich North Carolinian music region. His state heros deeply influenced his songcraft and style. Alphin’s tunes are ripe with Read more
Datura Road, Datura Road – Review by J. Pepper Datura Road is a band of friendships as well as musically likeminded souls. The band formed when Matt Nobile invited guitarist/mandolinist, and former teacher Raphael Garritano, to work through some songs Read more
BHU, Limelight – Review by John Gaddis Take a group of seasoned professionals, add that to a group of mutual friends that are also seasoned musicians, add in infectious grooves, expertly written horn lines and you have Brass House Unit Read more
Acute Inflections, In December – Review by Robert S. Harmon In March of 2018 we covered a new release by the duet Acute Inflections. We described the duo as “Elasea Douglas, is a gifted singer, songwriter, dancer and actress, and Read more
URNA and Kroke, Ser – Review by J. Pepper URNA Chahar-Tugchi was born into a family of nomadic herders in the Ordos grasslands of Inner Mongolia, URNA carries the spirit of her homeland in her music as she performs around Read more
Verena McBee, U-Phoria – Review by Robert S. Harmon Born and raised in Northern Germany, Verena McBee embarked on the beginnings of her studies. At age seven she began piano lessons for ten years in her hometown at the Conservatory of Osnabrueck, Read more
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