The band tight, backing vocals in place, well-written little pop rock ditties, really what else could you want? By the time we get to the ender her, the ballad of “A Place We Could Meet,” you can be sure you have been taken on an 11-song ride from a master who has his sound down and has a wonderful band behind him…as he always did.

MADM MADM (Independent) MADM is the moniker used by Indian songstress, Sanjana Rajnarayan. The flurry voiced singer from up and coming music magnet […]

Loads of work kept you at the office the whole day and now it’s time to go out and meet your friends […]

For me, reading about some kink or a photographer, as much as pouring over black-and-white images, really peaks my interest. So I was as thrilled to come upon Richard Pérez Seves’ new Charles Guyette: Godfather of American Fetish Art.

Sizzla I’m Yours (FX Music Group) Every reggae fan is familiar with the prolific Sizzla. I’m Yours is his third album this year alone […]

KMFDM Hell Yeah (earMUSIC) In addition to its exuberant title, which seems equal parts defiant and optimistic in that charming way that […]

There’s good playing, singing and song-crafting here on Free Willy’s Remember The Alamo even if the tunes do pretty much all sound the same.

I was lucky enough to take The Art of Diorama, a class which is only offered once a year and to a […]

Aminé Good for You (Universal Records) “Veggies” is a strong, unexpected, and string heavy intro. The track features Ty Dolla $ign, and […]

Coming at an iconic figure like Johnny Cash from his long-time (and in some ways long-time suffering) managers point-of-view, Julie Chadwick relates a complicated and exhilarating story of Saul Holiff, in The Man Who Carried Cash. Allowed unprecedented access to Holiff from material his son handed over to Chadwick (audio tapes, correspondence, pictures) we get a glimpse here not only into what it was like for Holiff to manage ‘The Man In Black,’ and what J.C. was really like, but what the music business was like in the nascient days of rock and roll.