Japanese Breakfast, Orlando in Love Review by Rudy Palma Michelle Zauner returns after a four-year hiatus with Japanese Breakfast’s latest single, “Orlando in Love,” a captivating prelude to the upcoming album For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women). The song is Read more
Danette McMahon, No More Excuses Review by Constance Tucker Danette McMahon’s debut album, No More Excuses, is a story of the threads of jazz, where each thread takes on the hues of history, emotion, and songwriting that intertwine to create a Read more
Kate Hamann, Momentary Beauty Review by Constance Tucker Kate Hamann is a vocalist, composer, and trumpeter originally from Omaha, Nebraska. Hamann’s music is a fresh and inviting new sound in jazz, with the unique qualities of Hamann using her trumpet Read more
Bud Rokesky, Outsider Review by John Gaddis Bud Rokesky is a singer/songwriter releasing his album, Outsider. The songs on the album explore how people have different takes on the same situation. Rokesky is used to isolation, being born in Brisbane, and Read more
Max Highstein, Hotcakes Review by: Rudy Palma Max Highstein is a songwriter based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, who is releasing his latest album, Hotcakes. With a combination of instrumental and vocal selections, Highstein brings new sonics to his pop-rock-styled Read more
Dean Lewis, The Hardest Love Review by: Rudy Palma Dean Lewis is releasing his highly anticipated second album, The Hardest Love. The ten-track album includes previous singles “Looks Like Me” and “Hurtless,” as well as the emotional “How Do I Say Goodbye” Read more
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