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Why Aren’t You Listening to This?: Joshua Black Wilkins Releases 2 New Tracks

There is a sense of grit and sexiness in the art of Joshua Black Wilkins that extends from his music

“Kevin Gordon’s voice is made from dust and red clay.” is the first line in the Louisiana songwriter’s bio on

Sometimes you just need some kick ass guitar and a two stepping back beat. That is exactly what I needed

I have a soft spot for demo type recordings. Phone recordings quickly tracked to capture an idea, or something recorded

“Home” is a sentiment I would say that the vast majority of us can relate to. There are countless songs

“This Time” by Richard Keith is a fairly simple and straight forward tune. The rhyme scheme, the words, it isn’t

Releasing today is John Velghe’s “Organ Donor Blues”. I took an in depth listen at the title track. Here are

One part jazzy vocal, one part classical arrangement, one part folk songwriter equate to ALL parts really fantastic music. Emily

Jon Nolan is a man who has seen some things. Lucky for us, he decides to write songs about a

So this is kind of a throw back, but Dave Mirabella shot me over an email, I listened to this