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Album Review – Chastity Brown “Silhouette of Sirens”

Chastity Brown’s latest album, Silhouette of Sirens, is fierce. When I say that, I mean that it’s reflective of a

Pete Mancini is a bit of an enigma. In Foothill Freeway he steps off on his own and where his

There is this space where very few songs live. That perfect balance between light and lonely sadness that flutters your

Burlington, VT based “Clever Girls” may not be completely made up of females, but front gal, singer and guitar slinger

A couple of years ago the roots, rock and folk realm was filled with release after release of “holy shit

Tift Merritt’s fantastic new album, Stitch of the World, perfectly represents the depth of her voice and songwriting that so

With just a couple of weeks left in the year, listening to Dust to Gold, Cris Jacobs’s second solo album

There is music that can transport you in some fashion. From the first note through about the one minute, fifteen

“Put the gun down/come talk to me—“ Jonatha Brooke’s signature vocals announce the first line of the opening track on

There are voices that you can often trace back to moments that define your life, creative or how you have