Reviews

Swaying to a slow but consistently evocative beat, we find the duet between the strings and a warm lead vocal in “Dear God,” one of the thirteen songs comprising the new album from High Fidelity, Banjo Player’...

Tim Brandt isn’t one to stray in his music. His sound is deeply personal, his guitar skills mesmerizingly beautiful. His words timeless. Brandt’s newest album Long Walk Home gives the listener a peek into the ...

No matter which one of the eleven songs included on Webster’s Wheel’s Rest My Weary I’s you’re listening to, you’re guaranteed to find two amazing elements – vocals and guitar. The indie duo flirt wi...

The latest release from Heartour, a ten song collection named R u in, ranks as one of the best releases this year in any genre. Songwriter Jason Young, creative engine behind the project, hits the right note w...

“The Appalachian Mountains: more than a trail, Appalachia is a spirit,” begins a smoldering voice beside some unsettlingly slothful strings in the backdrop, their melody echoing the words as though they were n...

Great stories are just like great music - they need a little bit of everything to win over a big crowd. Marry Me Margaret, the new spoken word story series from Mr. Randall Wheatley reminds me a lot of a class...

Mark Conklin’s country roots definitely run deep, but don’t think for a second he’s operating in the same pop country territory so profitable in today’s music market. Conklin is a throwback. His steeps his sou...

“Democracy’s become a plaything / Of cons and Russian bots / What’s that? That’s the smell of… / Late-stage capitalism beginning to rot” sings Lily Vakili in a memorable string of verses near the start of her ...

Two things that go together like peanut butter and jelly? Music and summer. Wild Fire, a duo from Houston, Texas, have the perfect remedy for the summertime blues. Their new song “We Got The Summer” is a catch...