With her latest album, 'How Many Times', you can now add Esther Rose to that list of female artists expanding and pushing the boundaries of country music.
On their 3-song EP 'Heaving,' Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys are able to keep the balance between dream and nightmare shades in their music.
On 'For The Sake of R&B' Real J Israel is able to bridge the gap between classic and modern soul/R&B.
With ‘Falling In Love with Being Alive’ Hippy show us how to be hip(py) in a classic rock sense without setting yourself too much in the past.
Wine maker and book publisher Patrick Ames continues to deliver some good music too with his latest single, "Somehow I'll Find A Way."
An excellent album that you can fit into the experimental singer/songwriter category.
If you are trying to understand the Lil Peep phenomenon, which has more to do with the case of an internet celeb on Xanax than music itself, then I believe that this biopic will introduce you to who he was to the core.
On 'Estrela Acesa' Sao Paolo singer-songwriter Sessa is able to make a real connection between bossa nova and spiritual jazz.
The Showtime series Billions dealt with quite a bit of adversity throughout its final seasons, but despite it all they managed to deliver a satisfying ending.
While 'Fixed Memory', Glenn Echo doesn't necessarily break any new ground in the alt-folk realm, it easily matches the quality of some of the highest regarded acts in the genre.
On 'The Perks of Being a Hypocrite,' Amsterdam's Cosmic Crooner proves he deserves his artistic moniker.
Jeremy Nail's 'Behind the Lights' is an album full of firmly focused, expressive songs that work both musically and lyrically.
New Netflix doc 'Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam,' explores the infamous story of Lou Pearlman & 90s boy bands, but makes some big missteps.
With 'The Lake Sessions,' Dopus Opus evoke all the good psych sounds of the '60s and early '70s West Coast.
Patrick Ames brings some warm memories with "Rubber & Glue," leaving ample space for listeners to add their own.
‘Ghosts of War’ is an engaging musical/lyrical experience that goes beyond what is usually considered to be the music of a singer/songwriter.
With his new single, "Feet Out The Window", Vancouver's Geoff Gibbons comes up with an authentic slice of alt-country that is both retro and modern.
Montreal's Tanuki Project deliver a truly fitting version of modern downtempo/trip hop with their latest EP, 'Adamant.'
On 'The Love Insane,' Wabi Sabi added a bit more funky R&B touches to their music and have fitted them almost perfectly within their soundscape.
Just in time for the 20th anniversary of the Red Sox's historic comeback over the Yankees, come two new documentaries worth a watch.
New documentary, 'When Giants Walked Here,' has an unlikely pedigree and expertly explores the "territory era" of pro wrestling.
Steve Martin’s long life and career is the subject of a new Apple TV+ documentary called STEVE!, and fans should enjoy this one.
Nikki Matsumoto and his group, Rock of Asia, deliver an inventive take on Asian roots/prog rock fusion.
With 'A Series of Moments' Sines manages to deliver some quite infectious dance music that goes beyond the standard formulas of the day.


























