Samantha Fish & Jesse Dayton, Death Wish Blues Review Daring Depths: A Journey into Death Wish Blues by Samantha Fish and Jesse Dayton by Constance Tucker The collaborative project between Samantha Fish and Jesse Dayton, Death Wish Blues, is not Read more
Kane Kalas, High Hopes Review Modern-Day Crooner: High Hopes Bridges the Gap Between Classic and Contemporary Jazz by Constance Tucker High Hopes by Kane Kalas is a genuinely noteworthy addition to the catalog of the jazz crooner, as it seamlessly Read more
Douyé, The Golden Sèkèrè Review Crossing World Boundaries: Douyé’s The Golden Sèkèrè Marries Jazz and Nigerian Roots by Constance Tucker Nigerian-born, Los Angeles-based singer, Douyé continues to push boundaries with her new album ‘The Golden Sèkèrè. Known for her rich Read more
Grian Chatten, Chaos For The Fly Review Exploring New Sonic Territories: A Vocal Odyssey with Grian Chatten in Chaos For The Fly by Rudy Palma Chaos For The Fly, the debut solo offering from Fontaines D.C.’s frontman, Grian Chatten, is Read more
Colter Wall, Little Songs Review Reverberating Heartland: Colter Wall’s Little Songs Echoes with Authentic Country Spirit by John Gaddis Colter Wall’s Little Songs offers compelling evidence that the soul of country music continues to throb powerfully. Wall’s distinctive, gravelly baritone Read more
Linda Purl, This Could Be the Start Review Embracing New Beginnings: Linda Purl’s Resonant Blend of Jazz and Story in This Could Be the Start By Constance Tucker As a music reviewer, I am always happy to be immersed in Read more
Maisie Peters, The Good Witch Review Vocal Enchantment: Maisie Peters, The Good Witch, Casts a Spell On You With Her Singing By Rudy Palma In the rich soundscape of modern pop music, few artists manage to construct such a vivid Read more
Local Natives, Time Will Wait For No One Review By Rudy Palma As I continue my journey of focusing my attention on the vocal talent displayed on any record. I ventured into the harmonious world of Local Natives’ fifth studio album, Read more
Gonzalo Grau & La Clave Secreta, De verdad verdad Review by Rudy Palma Gonzalo Grau & La Clave Secreta’s new album De verdad verdad is a captivating world music journey. Seamlessly blending diverse global influences and styles, Grau and his ensemble Read more
Extreme, Six Review by Rudy Palma Returning to the scene after an unprecedented hiatus, EXTREME have unleashed their sixth studio album, SIX. This record shows the band’s evolution, with a definite emphasis on the stunning vocal range of lead singer Read more
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