Artists
Of the numerous striking qualities Brett Dennen has displayed during his ascendance onto the national music scene, it is perhaps simply his own authenticity that accounts for his remarkable rise in popularity and acclaim. With his long red hair, headband and… (Read More)
“Falling Awake”, the first song from Gary Jules’ independently released self-titled album appeared on two separate Billboard ‘Top 100’ charts in January 2007, one week after being heavily featured in an exceptionally popular episode of “Grey’s Anatomy”. When the editorial staff… (Read More)
Innovative acoustic guitar virtuoso Leo Kottke was born September 11, 1945, in Athens, GA. Raised in 12 different states, he absorbed a variety of musical influences as a child, flirting with both violin and trombone before trying his hand at the… (Read More)
“I am interested in the experience of life, not it’s meaning,” Mason Jennings says. This purposeful embrace informs Mason’s music, and the songs on his new album, Boneclouds (Glacial Pace/Epic), are richly worded reflections that address the hidden struggles and neglected… (Read More)
In a world littered with disposable pop Missy Higgins is a welcome relief.. passionate, sincere and proudly Australian. The singer/songwriter from Melbourne has enjoyed phenomenal success in her homeland in spite – or perhaps because – of shunning the usual synthetic… (Read More)
Endearingly referred to by Elton John as “the greatest songwriter on the planet” and applauded by the New York Times for his “genuine originality”, Rufus Wainwright has established himself as one of the great male vocalists and songwriters of his generation… (Read More)
“The city hasn’t changed as much as real estate agents would have you believe,” Steve Earle explains about his adopted hometown of New York City. “Specifically, my neighborhood hasn’t changed that much. I point people in the right direction so that… (Read More)
“She sings like an Angel and plays lap steel guitar like the Devil.” – Village Voice “The Last Town Chorus’ aching lap-steel sound moves men to tears” – Chicago Tribune “Strange, dark magic…” – Sunday Times (UK) The distorted cry… (Read More)
