Fantastic Negrito has united with the legend Sting for the deeply soulful single "Undefeated Eyes," a gritty yet full-of-life tale.
Bluesville Records, the label renowned for key blues albums by artists like John Lee Hooker and Skip James, among others, is back.
Singer-songwriter Jeremy Serwer has released "Waltz Out of TX", a country blues rock number that doesn't hold back any punches.
If you're a fan of any form of rock & roll, then chances are you've heard the influence of legendary musician Mose Allison.
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With their deep, dark blues/roots album Mark Stafford & Harry Butcher 'We Are The Perilous Men,' will be able to scare your late-night demons away.
Songwriter, musician, actor, writer, humorist, and everything in between, Tom Waits has lived a colorful, avant-garde life and is truly one of the most talented artists America has ever produced.
The release date is set for February 24, 2023, and the album will include the original recording of John Lee Hooker’s highly-influential signature hit, “Boom Boom.”
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Sun Records, they're releasing a new special collection featuring contributions from ten of the industry’s top music supervisors.
Blues, jazz, and heavy metal bands frequently end up being short-changed by streaming services while shorter song genres benefit the most.
The last album recorded by legendary New Orleans pianist, composer, and singer Dr. John is finally being released this Fall, titled 'Things Happen That Way.'
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On 'Border Patrol,' Farees — musician, producer, poet, and activist extraordinaire — is right on target with both his music and his important message.
B.B. King is actually getting two films about his life while the Richard Pryor biopic, being written and produced by Kenya Barris, was finally greenlit by MGM.
Back in 1973, a documentary titled 'The Blues Under the Skin' was released, now it's coming to US theaters for the first time.
For the first time ever, 'Frank' by Amy Winehouse will be released as a vinyl picture disc in celebration of its 20th anniversary.
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Phillip Namanworth's latest album fully deserves its title - 'Late Night Cafe', and is a combination of jazz, blues, and high-level lyrics.
Chicago's Chess Records stands behind some of the best blues, R&B, and jazz recordings of all-time, and now it's coming back.
Fan favorites 'Sailin’ Shoes' and 'Dixie Chicken' are the two albums getting the extra treatment and will be released on 3-LP 180-gram vinyl.
'Born Under A Bad Sign' is considered one of the greatest blues albums around, and 55 years since its initial release it's only continued to grow in prestige.
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On 'Americana Vol. 2' saxophonist JD Allen continues his excellent music explorations primarily between jazz and blues.
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On 'We're All Going Down," Cass Clayton and her band deliver a potent blues/southern soul combination for modern times.
In the early '70s, Lowell George and Little Feat were on the cusp of becoming one of America's most popular bands with their mix of swampy blues, rock, and country; but for inexplicable reasons they never quite broke through.
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On 'Good and Green Again' Jake Xerxes Fussell is not only able to revive tradition but make it sound completely fresh.
It took two decades of meticulous planning to set up this institution dedicated to telling the 400-year story of the instruments and artists who've helped shape the culture today.
There's been a long and storied history behind B.B. King's iconic "Lucille" guitar, which continues with its recent auction sale for nearly triple its estimate.
