Stereo Library started off as the one-man-band project of Minneapolis native Sam Ibes. Now a full band, this crew of talented musicians hold true to the DIY ethic while creating their distinctive blend of lo-fi Americana garage rock. In this interview spotlight, we chat about the new EP Happiest Days Of My Life as well […]
Interview with Bill Abernathy – Crossing Willow Creek
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Bill Abernathy about his new album Crossing Willow Creek, challenges, motivations, listening preferences and more. Be sure to check out our feature on Crossing Willow Creek, available here. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? […]
Interview with Roxy Rawson – Quenching The Kill
In this interview spotlight, I chat with singer/songwriter Roxy Rawson about her latest project, motivations, challenges and much more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Her album Quenching The Kill is now available! Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, not necessarily in marketing […]
Bill Abernathy Shares Stories Over Beautiful, Folk Soundscapes, Crossing Willow Creek Now Available
Kansas City, Missouri based singer/songwriter Bill Abernathy has arrived with his latest album, Crossing Willow Creek, which takes us a on a journey through enchanting roots music sound beds that set the tone for his prolific storytelling approach to writing. A story that might resonate with some of us, Bill fell in love with music […]
Interview with Kris Kelly – We Flew
Kris Kelly blends classic chamber pop and indie folk on debut single “We Flew,” an intimate love song urging self-assuredness in the face of homophobia. Kris originally wrote “We Flew” to his husband as they navigated their new relationship in Buenos Aires, banned from reentering the U.S. as a married couple due to DOMA, but […]
Interview with James Lee Baker
Singer/songwriter James Lee Baker delivers a powerfully emotive blend of sounds from the country/bluegrass/Americana realm of musical styles. His songs come packed with passion, plenty of pop appeal and an atmosphere that will have you longing for the simple life. In this interview spotlight, I chat with James about his latest release, motivations, challenges and […]
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 […]
Norine Braun Set To Release New Album, Through Train Windows Available December 7th
Norine Braun is returning with a new album on December 7th! The title is Through Train Windows and I was fortunate enough to receive an advance listen! Be sure to check out our previous article featuring Norine, find it here. For her forthcoming project, Norine drew inspiration from her travels across the upper regions of […]
Interview with Black Horse Motel – and then you were gone
Philadelphia’s Black Horse Motel crafts its genre fluid city folk sound by taking traditional folk instrumentation and lyrics, blending them with Americana roots, rock, blues, and country influences and tying it all together with rich vocal harmonies. The resulting sound is infectiously foot-stomping, heart-breaking, familiar and new. In this interview spotlight, I chat with Black […]
Interview with willow|speak – hudson
Progressive-folk act, willow|speak, is an expanding musical project that stirs familiar emotive response, while stimulating a more adventurous creativity. Through the foundation of acoustic folk music, new perspective achieved by weaving in ambient music, and a less conventional style of songwriting. In this interview spotlight, I chat with willow|speak about his solo debut, challenges, motivations, […]
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