Describing male falsetto as soulful may be like describing chocolate as chocolaty, but Desmond Myers' singing and his "Playing with Fire" epitomize that.
Imagined or re-imagined, Son Parapluie's psych-tinged Paris of the swinging '60s certainly exists here with some fantastic guest features.
Sam Filiatreau's self-titled debut album promises and delivers timeless Americana music.
With 'Backyard Astronomy' Chris Forte shows what a varied and inspired guitar album can sound like.
Sunny Jain enlists an impressive cast of musicians on his latest, but it's the quality of the music that makes ‘Phoenix Rise’ really stand out.
This week I'm talking about the latest from Eminem, Selena Gomez, Halsey, Mac Miller, and more. Let me know if you agree/disagree, what you're currently listening to, and if there's anything I missed that I should check out.
Theda Phoenix's album 'Crystal Currents Vol. 2' is one of the rare recent attempts to successfully come up with meditation-intended music.
"Town Without Soul" oozes with Fred Wickham Caravan's raw, poetic lines, unadulterated singing, and the (signature for the genre) slide guitars that sound like a summer childhood memory.
On his latest single "Serenity," Dutch composer Maarten Rischen shows what a good post-classical/ambient combination should sound like.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has ruled popular culture for the past 15 years, now we have its definitive book: 'MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios'.
With 'Creatures,' RPxSB certainly deliver the longest, and possibly one of the more inventive hip-hop albums this year.
Nikki Matsumoto and his group, Rock of Asia, deliver an inventive take on Asian roots/prog rock fusion.
Eric H. F. Law and his 'Recreate' album is something fans of singer-songwriter genre will surely cherish.
Just in time for the 20th anniversary of the Red Sox's historic comeback over the Yankees, come two new documentaries worth a watch.
This week I'm talking about the latest from Camila Cabello, Griselda, JACKBOYS, Moneybagg Yo, and more. Let me know if you agree/disagree, what you're currently listening to, and if there's anything I missed that I should check out.
Describing the sound of WaxFeet's 'Blues and Pinks' is hard; like narrating someone else’s dream, but listening to a musical dream can be a thing of beauty.
Albon's "Call Me Up" is like the musical version of a bird’s eye view from which the big and important comes into focus while all the trivialities dissolve.
On 'Americana Vol. 2' saxophonist JD Allen continues his excellent music explorations primarily between jazz and blues.
Charlie Dee Diaz and his Tribal House Crew give a big push to the afro house subgenre with their latest single, "Afro Acid."
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.
Bent Self with support of Kool Keith and DJ Blesd1 delivers his own unique brand of sci-fi hip-hop with "Murder On Mars."
On their latest EP, 'Astral Visions', Hungarian quartet Mörk run through a gamut of inspirations with ease and confidence.
Latest docuseries, Nothin' But a Good Time, goes back through the entire era of hair metal, with some head scratching omissions.
Andrea Von Kampen's album 'Sister Moon' exemplifies all the great qualities of the singer-songwriter genre.