QUITE ALL RIGHT
What a difference three hours can make. While visiting his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee, around Thanksgiving 2016, bassist-singer Justin Smith of The [click here to continue]
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NEW YORK HUSTLE
It’s a dream shared by many aspiring musicians: to quit their day job and focus entirely on a career in music. For singer Brandi Thompson, the dream also [click here to continue]
Q&A: KASEY ANDERSON
Like so many other musicians, Kasey Anderson is taking his career one record at a time, one tour at a time. He’s approaching his life in a similar way. [click here to continue]
GARDEN STATE BLUES
Their relationship goes back more than 25 years, two guitarists who often crossed paths at venues in New Jersey and had mutual admiration for each other’s [click here to continue]
ENJOYING THE RIDE
As “the only Jersey girl, the only Northeasterner” in The Stubborn Lovers, bassist-songwriter Jenny Taylor needed to provide a lot of context to her [click here to continue]
FROM WEIRD TO ‘HERE’
It all made sense in theory for The Breton Sound: The follow-up to the New Orleans band’s 2015 EP, Don’t Be Afraid of Rock & Roll, Volume 1, would be, [click here to continue]
GROOVIN’ ONCE AGAIN
More than five years after The Rascals reunited for the Once Upon a Dream biographical concert productions, singer-keyboardist Felix Cavaliere sums up the [click here to continue]
FINE ACCOMODATIONS
Although his musical tastes and influences were shaped in part by modern-day technology, singer-guitarist Sean Walsh of The National Reserve took a classic [click here to continue]
VALUE OVER VOLUME
Camaraderie can come from competition, and if Eryn had her way, there would be more female solo artists gracing the stages at venues along coastal New Jersey. [click here to continue]
A PURPOSEFUL DANCE
By bringing together all of his primary music influences in The Claudettes, Johnny Iguana jokingly admits that once again he’s “managed to fall between [click here to continue]
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