THE VOICE AND THE STORY
As a musician, when it comes to jazz and Americana (especially bluegrass), you essentially have to devote your life to one genre or the other because each has [click here to continue]
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SYMBOLIC GESTURE
In responding to a photo request by flashing a middle finger, a guy nicknamed Chinner gave renowned bassist Leland Sklar a helping hand in what [click here to continue]
A CONNECTED SOUND
When Monophonics singer-keyboardist Kelly Finnigan released the solo single “Heartbreak for Xmas” in December 2019, he says it was a way for him and [click here to continue]
FIRST THINGS FIRST:
BAILEY BIGGER
On her way to recording music this year that she describes as “definitely a level up from the things I’ve done in the past,” Bailey Bigger responded to a [click here to continue]
FUNNY AND TRUTHFUL
You had to know where to find it: That’s the way Rachel Brooke sums up how she got her fill of country music sounds and shows living in Northern Michigan [click here to continue]
MAKING IT WORK
Through mutual friends and his gigs as a sideman, Micah Motenko met the three fellow working musicians who fill out the Austin, Texas-based band simply dubbed [click here to continue]
ECLECTIC EXTENSION
When they met at Evergreen State College, Scott Bruzenak and Ariel Westberg were modern classic composition majors. He was a saxophonist [click here to continue]
GOT LIVE IF YOU WANT IT
The day will come when it’s safe for musicians to perform in front of fans at now-shuttered bars, clubs and theaters, but until then, every effort needs to [click here to continue]
SERVING THE SONGS
Four college degrees in music — that is typically four more than most rock bands have among their members, yet that’s the pedigree of Boulder, [click here to continue]
PRIDE AND PERSEVERANCE
The blues is bursting with great stage names, and the genre also has a few memorable nicknames. A moniker that would suit Walter Trout, given all that he’s [click here to continue]
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