Minnesota based Chaperone Picks recorded their new album using a four track cassette recorder and a single Shure SM58 microphone. The raw, organic ingenuity of the process alone gives the band’s sound a distinct flair that listeners don’t even find among artists labeling themselves as lo-fi. If you love honest music which hovers around the […]
Interview with Brian Green – The Breaking
In this interview spotlight, we chat with singer/songwriter Brian Green about musical styles, what motivates him, his latest project, challenges and more. Full Q&A along with links and a stream of his new album The Breaking can be found below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own […]
Interview with Taylor Kropp – Coming Up For Air
Taylor Kropp is a Nashville transplant originally from Monterey, California. In short form, he became a working sideman with positions as a guitarist for Tanya Tucker, Kristen Kelly, and Josh Dorr. Along the way, he met his producer Seth Earnest, tracked performances on others records, cut his own, and now looks forward. According to Taylor, […]
Alpha Mule Deliver Potent Blend of High Caliber Musicianship on Corpus Christi
SoCal based bluegrass/folk/roots duo Alpha Mule have released an engaging, roots rockin’ new single titled Corpus Christi. The distant train kicks off the song with some mood-setting atmosphere before we are guided through a melodic and fast paced barrage of banjo runs, sweet sounding pedal steel, driving rhythm, the classic sound of an upright bass […]
Get Lost In The Dreamy Atmosphere of Edwin’s Single I’ve Only Gone
In a world where we’ve been conditioned by radio to expect songs to last 2-3 minutes, folk rockers Edwin have delivered some of the most enjoyable 6 minutes and 42 seconds of sonic stimulation and dreamy escapism I have heard in a long time. It’s extremely easy to get lost in their single I’ve Only […]
Interview with Thom Joseph – Helga Estby
The true, yet widely unknown, 1896 American folk story of Helga Estby is one of a courageous woman that takes on, literally, the United States. Her tale is of immense courage, willpower, and love for one’s family. In 1896, Helga Estby set out on a journey on foot from Spokane WA to New York City […]
Interview with Is This Really Me
In this interview spotlight, we chat with Finland based Is This Really Me about influences, challenges, their latest project and more. Full Q&A along with links and streams available below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? Is This Really Me is a folk pop band from Helsinki (Finland). Our […]
Interview with David Stone
In this interview spotlight, we chat with David Stone about his latest release(s), influences and motivation, challenges and more. We recently featured David’s single Hours; that article is here. Full Q&A along with links and streams below. Let’s dive a little deeper into You, the artist and your music. What attracted you to this genre(s) […]
Bradley Palermo Prepares For The Holidays With Christmas In Las Vegas
Bradley Palermo has delivered a gritty new folk rockin’ single just in time for the holidays, Christmas In Las Vegas. “Christmas in Las Vegas, trying to make it out alive. Paying for my sins one at a time…” Bradley sings through the easily memorable hook that aptly sets the atmosphere for this off-the-traditional-cuff holiday jam. […]
David Stone Releases Emotional, Acoustic Driven Single Hours
Singer/songwriter David Stone has arrived with his latest acoustic driven, emotion tugging single titled Hours. Hours was written for his wife and her father for their dance at David’s wedding. With acoustic guitar in hand and a passionate performance fueling this song, the minimalist nature does well to pull us into moments of reflection, nostalgia […]
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