FIRST THINGS FIRST: LIV GREENE
It’s never too early for a musician to get accustomed to working within a strict budget. As a high school freshman, 15-year-old Liv Greene was told by her [click here to continue]
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COSMO’S TREASURES
After Creedence Clearwater Revisited came to an end in 2019, drummer Doug “Cosmo” Clifford didn’t have to look very far for a music-related project to [click here to continue]
SENSE OF SORROW
Writing songs about dark subjects is nothing new for Colin Halliburton, yet there is something different about the latest album by The Roseline, his [click here to continue]
NASHVILLE’S CUBAN FLAVOR
It might seem over the top for someone to say that living a few blocks away from a Guitar Center is “a blessing every single day,” but not when proper [click here to continue]
SETTING THE BAR HIGH
He and his bandmates are not big fans of gadgets, computers or “substituting the ‘virtual’ for the real experience.” Nevertheless, pianist Johnny [click here to continue]
COVID-19 BE DAMNED
As the world adjusts to social distancing, shelter-in-place and flattening the curve during the COVID-19 crisis, musicians have taken to social media for [click here to continue]
SINGING THE SXSW BLUES
The City of Austin’s March 6 cancellation of South by Southwest due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19 marks the first time in 34 years the Texas music [click here to continue]
REBEL VIBE
She’s been listening to David Bowie and blues music for years, but only recently did Sass Jordan realize one of Bowie’s signature songs [click here to continue]
OWNING HIS SONGS
When you’re a musician from Liverpool, England, singer-songwriter Robert Vincent says, “there’s always a conversation about The Beatles.” And when [click here to continue]
IT’S WORKING OUT
A silly realization played a big part in setting the blueprint for Kadesh Flow’s music career. Around 2000, when he was an Alabama preteen by the name of [click here to continue]
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