Having recorded 15 songs in three days, New Jersey-raised guitarist and singer Marc Ribler was well on his way in February 2017 to finishing a solo album. Then [click here to continue]
When The Jenny Thing finished recording 1999’s Nowhere Near You, its members also knew they were finished as a band. So when Jenny Thing guitarists Matt [click here to continue]
Like just about everyone else on the planet, Maia Sharp had meaningful dates marked in her 2020 calendar that had to be postponed. The singer-songwriter’s [click here to continue]
It’s been two years since Ducain won the top prize in the first Talent West Virginia competition, which nabbed the foursome from the Mountain State some cash [click here to continue]
When Sarah Addi hit the road in 2016 to scout out music-centric cities for a possible move, the singer-keyboardist admits that Austin, Texas, “was one of [click here to continue]
Given the reality of social media, it makes sense to “spread an album out,” says Sour Ops leader Price Harrison. “Dropping a 10-song album can work,” [click here to continue]
Prior to putting down roots in Bend, Oregon, singer-songwriter Kolby Knickerbocker developed his musical roots at various stops along the way to the Pacific [click here to continue]
She’s studied jazz and taught jazz, and when it came time to record her debut album, Olivia Flanigan worked with musicians she knows from Chicago’s jazz [click here to continue]
Eleven months after the coronavirus pandemic shut down South by Southwest 2020, a different disaster was poised to derail JM Stevens’ participation in [click here to continue]
Their musical partnership started in a flash, and their personal relationship developed rather rapidly, too. But it took almost three decades for [click here to continue]