Jann Klose Celebrates Becoming American Arts Weekly October 18, 2021 Buzz, Features Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist and international blues-pop singer-songwriter Jann Klose has been a Big Apple local for the last two decades. Beautiful voice and art, the ability to earn citizenship in ... Read More...
Eva Rose Tells Dream Pop Stories Within Alternative Rock Soundscapes Debra Kate Schafer October 13, 2021 Buzz, Features Dousing in sadness and glittering with angst, the latest New Yorker on the indie pop scene is one whose talents reside not so much in the melancholy category, but more-so in one that is animated and warm. ... Read More...
Everynight Charley’s Manhattan Beat Everynight Charley Crespo October 15, 2021 Columns, Manhattan Beat Concerts, jam sessions, live events and more; Everynight Charley enjoys it all. From September 10 to October 7, he revi... Read More...
On The Record: The Beatles’ ‘Let It Be’ Special Edition, plus Sean Rowe, Lizard Music, & Mark Rogers Jeff Burger October 15, 2021 Columns, On The Record More than half a century after the Beatles’ breakup, the flood of new material continues unabated with the latest ... Read More...
Robust Realizations & Much-needed Comfort Shape Wilderado’s Self-titled Debut Debra Kate Schafer October 15, 2021 Albums, Reviews Today is debut release day for Wilderado, a band who amassed millions and millions of listeners across a variety of pla... Read More...
Heavy-Handed Electronic Experimentation Prevails on ‘Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe’ Debra Kate Schafer October 13, 2021 Albums, Reviews The debut album from Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe is just 48 hours from hitting shelves and dropping on streaming service... Read More...
Latest Brandi Carlile LP Is a Harmonious, Human Reminder to Venture On Olivia Taubner October 8, 2021 Albums, Reviews Brandi Carlile teaches us learned acceptance and resilience via the voice of a generation with In These Silent Days. ... Read More...
Folk Pop Singer Dar Williams Makes Stunning Attempt to Find Hope in Generalized Stories Debra Kate Schafer October 6, 2021 Albums, Reviews If you've ever been in a middle school classroom, existed on the Internet in the early 2010s, or are a frequent shopper... Read More...
