Her goal out of college was to perform on Broadway, then tackle the film, television and music industries. But by the time she graduated in 2010 from Virginia [click here to continue]
Christian Dryden says he “aims to capture grandiose sentiments and imagery” with the music he makes as leader of The Ritualists. At the same time, he [click here to continue]
Ever since he moved in 1994 to Austin, Texas, JM Stevens has returned to Mississippi annually each holiday season to visit his family. When the pandemic put a [click here to continue]
A planned three-year break from music turned into 13 for Ian Jones, and as a result, he has about five albums’ worth of songs ready to record. “I never [click here to continue]
He’s accustomed to microphones being placed near his drums, but positioning one in front of his face — well, that’s not really Doug Clifford’s thing. [click here to continue]
It’s important “to be a scholar of what has come before you,” says singer-guitarist Davy Knowles, and he’s well aware of the preserve-and-protect [click here to continue]
Like so many musicians, Sarah Moseley was motivated by the pandemic’s impact on the creative community to find a way to generate income. Last November, she [click here to continue]
A stage-3 cancer diagnosis in 2012 rocked Chris Tapp’s health, and his post-recovery outlook has played a huge part in what he does as frontman for The Cold [click here to continue]
Friends forming a band is nothing new. But the way in which singers Grace Pettis, Rebecca Loebe and BettySoo became Nobody’s Girl was far from conventional. [click here to continue]
On the cover of her latest album with The Ark-Tones, Here to Tell the Tale, a smiling Lara Hope is holding a Gretsch acoustic guitar with her name in script [click here to continue]