Deborah Silver, Shake It Off Review by Constance Tucker Deborah Silver’s artistic journey has been as versatile as her music, from battling health issues to taking a hiatus for her family. Having previously conquered the Billboard charts with her album Glitter Read more
Rod Picott, Starlight Tour Review Rod Picott’s Starlight Tour – A Vocal Expedition Into Mortality and Grace By Rudy Palma Rod Picott, a weathered troubadour with a penchant for narrative storytelling, is back at it again with his fifteenth studio album, Starlight Read more
Joshua Redman, where are we Review Where We Are: A Questioning of American Dreams and Realities from Joshua Redman by Constance Tucker The intoxicating aroma of freshly pressed vinyl and the invigorating thrill of a new auditory journey! Greetings, dear Read more
Madison Beer, Silence Between Songs Review Madison Beer’s Vocal Journey Through Time, Love, and Existential Worry by Rudy Palma Madison Beer’s sophomore album, Silence Between Songs, brings us a collection of well-written songs, a mature vocal sound, and an odyssey Read more
Ashley Sherlock, Just A Name Review Ashley Sherlock’s Just A Name: A Harmonic Mélange from Manchester’s Newest Maestro by Constance Tucker From the gritty streets of Manchester, a city renowned for birthing iconic bands and vocalists, emerges Ashley Sherlock, who Read more
FLØRE, WEREWOLF Review Unleashing the WEREWOLF with FLØRE by Rudy Palma While it’s easy to label “WEREWOLF” as introspective, hard-hitting, and emotional, what immediately captures the listener’s attention is FLØRE’s fervent vocal sound. Her voice spans a broad tonal spectrum, Read more
The Flower Kings, Look At You Now Review Timeless Resonance: A Deep Listen To The Flower Kings’ Look At You Now by Rudy Palma On September 8, 2023, The Flower Kings released their 16th studio album, Look At You Now. Read more
Morgan Wade, Psychopath Review Morgan Wade’s Psychopath: A Vocal Journey of Resonance and Grit by Rudy Palma At first glance, Morgan Wade’s sophomore effort, Psychopath, seems to be a mere continuation of her previous album, Reckless. But one should never Read more
Jan Cronin, I Thought About You Review Jan Cronin’s I Thought About You: An Eclipsing Ode to the American Songbook By Constance Tucker Picture this: a stage bathed in soft, amber light, awaiting a voice that’s been through the crucible Read more
Birdy, Portraits Review by Rudy Palma The UK’s prodigiously gifted singer-songwriter Birdy unveils her fifth studio album, Portraits —a masterstroke of musical expressions, interwoven with an unerring flair for storytelling. This auditory journey heralds Birdy’s evolution into uncharted territories, showcasing a Read more
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