Tenacious D in Post-Apocalypto – Review by Kaya Savas Jack Black is at it again, with his lighthearted and hilarious wit in full form with Tenacious D, an American comedy rock duo, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1994. Read more
Malou Beauvoir, Spiritwalker – Review by J Pepper Malou Beauvoir was born in Chicago to Haitian parents, but raised in Long Island while spending summers either in Paris, or in her parents native Haiti. Beauvoir explains; “My father, who desperately Read more
Crossing Canal, Lowdown Runaround Fool – Review by J. Pepper Crossing Canal is an Americana-Folk duet that combines the talents of two guitarist/vocalists Ruby Ross and Patrick Cooper. Their vocal harmonies are a cornerstone element to their sound. In the Read more
Sunny War, With The Sun – Review by Imogen Speith Sunny War born (Sydney Lyndella Ward) to a single mother lead an unconventional childhood. War describes it as nomadic. Her mother’s bohemian lifestyle saw Ward moving from place to place, Read more
KT Tunstall, WAX – Review by J.E. Barnes Kate Victoria Tunstall more commonly known by her stage name KT Tunstall, is a Scottish singer-songwriter and musician. Born in Edinburgh to a Hong Kong-born exotic dancer, she was adopted by David Read more
Steve Perry, Traces – Review by J. Kyr Steve Perry had stepped away from music after parting ways with Journey, he went on a real-life hiatus from music totally. Rumors swirled as to why; but in all the successes that Read more
Willie Nelson, My Way – Review by Constance Tucker For some it might be strange to see Willie Nelson, an artist and songwriter more closely linked to Country music putting out a standards album. What many may not know is Read more
Kandace Springs, Indigo – Review by Constance Tucker Kandace Springs might be a new name to you, but she certainly will win you over the moment she begins to sing. Her early recordings include a self-titled Ep (2014), Soul Eyes Read more
Prince, Piano and a Microphone 1983 – Review by John Gaddis It is hard to compare Prince’s genius to modern day artists, though the plethora of artists is almost growing to a glut, there seems to be less and less Read more
Jacqueline Tabor, The Lady in the Gown – Review by Constance Tucker Seattle’s own Jacqueline Tabor has been winning ears with her unique blend of jazz with blues inflections for years, it is only now with the release of her Read more
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