With elements of folk, gypsy, jazz, and blues, South for Winter’s varying sound is united by delicate harmonies, intricate guitar-work, and earthy vocals. Within its first year, the trio quickly developed an impressive resume – releasing two EP’s, completing both a 15-state national and an international tour, and receiving recognition from Lightning 100 Radio as […]
Jeffrey Halford & The Healers Head West Towards South on New Album, Listen Now
Americana, blues-infused rockers Jeffrey Halford and The Healers have arrived with a highly enjoyable listening experience on their new album West Towards South. West Towards South is packed from beginning to end with vibrant sonic tapestries and engaging storytelling that falls on the spectrum somewhere between haunting desert rock and good ole fashioned bluesy Americana. […]
Interview with Green
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Green about their latest (self-titled) album, technology, listening preferences, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) Well, we […]
Interview with Jackie Venson – A Million Moments
Idiosyncratic singer-songwriter Jackie Venson prepares for the release of her fierce new single A Million Moments, out now via Big Indie Records The single combines Venson’s staple blend of blues, rock, R&B and soul to create a combustible cocktail that, when mixed with her raw power and warmth, is unforgettable. A Million Moments is instantly infectious, fusing alt-pop sensibilities with Venson’s […]
Interview with Harrison Country – Climate Change
Climate Change is the debut album of Maryland based group Harrison Country. Founder Don Harrison has described their music as “21st Century Folk Music” — stories about life today, told using a number of different American music traditions from Blues to Country to Broadway to Bourbon St. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Harrison […]
Interview with catl. – Bide My Time Until I Die
Toronto’s catl. have been bashing out Mississippi blues-inspired rock ‘n’ roll for the better part of the last decade. The band’s line-up is Jamie on the Gretsch guitar and Sarah on the 2-piece drum kit. It’s the primitive groove that makes the audience folks dance and lose their collective Saturday-night minds. Many interstate trips down […]
Interview with Marlene Oak – Slip Away
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Marlene Oak about her latest release (Slip Away), motivations, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by popular genre classifications.) I’m a […]
Interview with Banana Blonde – This Much Weird
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Chattanooga and Birmingham (Alabama) based rockers Banana Blonde about their latest project (This Much Weird), challenges, motivations and more. These questions were answered by Chris Harrington, bass player for the band. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music […]
Interview with Pumpkinseed – Big Believin’ Sky
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Tennessee based rockers Pumpkinseed about their latest project, motivations, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Big Believin’ Sky by Pumpkinseed Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing terms or by […]
Interview with Hamish Anderson – No Good
“I started playing guitar when I was 12,” notes Melbourne, Australia-raised, LA-based Hamish Anderson. This child of the ’90s, raised on his dad’s classic rock vinyl, has roots that go deeper than you’d guess. Much deeper. “I don’t think I’d ever thought about guitar before listening to the Beatles’ White Album,” he’ll tell you. “Listening […]
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