In March we reviewed Washington DC-based singer-songwriter Mark Rogers' first debut, solo album, Rearranged, an easygoing collection of songs which we, without hesitation, called, "...a gentle, nostalgic ride... ...offering only a warm and hopeful [Click here to open...]
The Willing – eMotion
With forty years of music-making in the bag, the members of the Chicago Illinois-based sextet known as, The Willing, show no signs of slowing down. Originally formed in the 70's as a cover band known as, Ultima Thule, the group toured the Midwest [Click here to open...]
Buffalo Gospel – On the First Bell
Finally. This is a moment for which I've been waiting for some time now. And, though I do not want to be melodramatic, I am worried that I'm not ready. I am worried that I won't do this project the justice it deserves. I know---I know, you already [Click here to open...]
Randy Steele – Moccasin Bender
Quintessential southern tone. Damn. I love Randy Steele's voice. We last reviewed Steele---the longtime front-man for bluegrass legends, Slim Pickins Bluegrass---last November for his single, Hideaway---a brilliant and poetic ode to mountainous [Click here to open...]
Greg Jacquin – Hudson River
Born in Sleepy Hollow in 1970 to his single, Cuban-immigrant mother, the young future singer/songwriter, Greg Jacquin, began playing his stepdad's guitar just as soon as he was strong enough to pick it up. Growing up listening to icons such as Cat [Click here to open...]
Mark Rogers – Rearranged
Virginia/DC-area singer-songwriter, Mark Rogers, grew up a Beatles fan. Absorbing their substantial influence---as well as the 60's pop genre as a whole---was something that informed his sound in high school as a guitarist, bassist and harmony singer [Click here to open...]
According To Bazooka – Where We Are Now
Based in the small northern California college town of Davis, you might bump into the four-piece Americana-Pop outfit know as, According To Bazooka, if you're ever out on the town in nearby Sacramento. Named after the two instruments originally used [Click here to open...]
Keith Morris & The Crooked Numbers – Psychopaths & Sycophants
Charlottesville, Virginia's own folk/rock Americana singer-songwriter, Keith Morris, was just one of very many who found themselves stunned and in shock in the wake of the chaos and violence that erupted there just last August. And, after enough time [Click here to open...]
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