The Cure, Songs of a Lost World Review by Rudy Palma The Cure’s latest album, Songs of a Lost World, channels the haunting spirit of the band’s prime while exploring profound themes of loss, mortality, and the passage of time. Read more
Rebecca Kilgore, A Little Taste: A Tribute to Dave Frishberg Review by Constance Tucker Rebecca Kilgore’s vocal artistry has always been a source of warmth and light in the jazz world. With A Little Taste: A Tribute to Dave Frishberg, Read more
Huw Montague Rendall, Contemplation Review by Constance Tucker Huw Montague Rendall’s debut album Contemplation, released by Warner Classics, delivers a stunning array of baritone brilliance, showcasing his technical skills and his remarkable emotional depth. As a rising star in the Read more
Jessie Murph & Teddy Swims, Dirty Review by Constance Tucker From the moment “Dirty“ begins, the listener is drawn into a sonic conversation between two powerhouse vocalists, Jessie Murph, and Teddy Swims. Murph delivers raw emotionality, while Swims keeps things Read more
Karrin Allyson, A Kiss for Brazil Review by Constance Tucker When it comes to the art of vocal jazz, one of the names in the top ten must be Karrin Allyson. With a career that spans over three decades, Allyson Read more
Shallow Side, Reflections Review by Rudy Palma Shallow Side’s latest album, Reflections, reflects the band’s growth and showcases Eric Boatright’s exceptional vocal ability. Boatright’s vocal delivery is the linchpin of this album, providing a powerful emotional connection to the lyrics Read more
Jim Lauderdale, My Favorite Place Review by John Gaddis With a career spanning over four decades and 37 albums, Jim Lauderdale’s voice remains a defining element of his music. His latest release, My Favorite Place, is no exception, showcasing his Read more
Ian Wardenski, Unfoldings Review by Constance Tucker Ian Wardenski’s Unfoldings is a stunning display of compositional creativness, but it’s Tamara Tucker’s vocal performance that truly elevates this five-movement suite to new heights. As a publication dedicated to the art of Read more
Kings of Leon, Can We Please Have Fun Review by Rudy Palma Kings of Leon have always been a band that wears its heart on its sleeve, with a sound that straddles the line between Southern rock authenticity and arena-filling Read more
Nai-Jah, Democrazy Review by J. Pepper Democrazy, the latest offering from Nai-Jah, released on May 17, 2024, under Khanti Music, is a vibrant project that blend genres and delivers powerful vocal performances within the world music and Reggae genre. This Read more
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