SIERRA FERRELL, LONG TIME COMING – REVIEW by John Gaddis Hailing from West Virginia, now based in Nashville, singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell makes her debut on Rounder Records with Long Time Coming. Co-produced by 10-time Grammy Award-winner Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Read more
Mike Block and Sandeep Das, Where the Soul Never Dies Review by J. Pepper Cellist Mike Block and tablaist Sandeep Das have come together to create a beautiful tapestry of fourteen sounds that embody the title, Where the Soul Never Read more
Robert Finley, Sharecropper’s Son Review by Imogen Speith There is something so rewarding when a musician is self-taught. The freedom that comes with the thirst to play, originality, and pure soulfulness ignite the heart. Robert Finley was a carpenter who Read more
Don Pedigo, Live From the 5 (Live) Review by John Gaddis Singer and Songwriter Don Pedigo has that old-school soul and country sound well-paired with well-crafted tunes and solid musicianship. Based in Nashville, Pedigo weaves an album of downhome songs Read more
The Warning, Choke Review by John Gaddis Hailing from Monterrey, Mexico, The Warning consists of three sisters, Daniela (Dany) Villarreal Velez: guitars, piano, lead and backing vocals; Paulina (Pau) Villarreal Velez drums, piano, lead, and backing vocals; and Alejandra (Ale) Read more
Madison Beer, Reckless Review by Rudy Palma The ever prolific and lovely singer songwriter Madison Beer is at it again. In case you doubted if for a moment, let us belay your fears. Her latest single “Reckless” if fresh Read more
Tilsen, Little Worse Review by Rudy Palma Tilsen’s first single was released in 2020, and the Toronto-based vocalist and songwriter has been building her singles catalog ever since. Tilsen is the daughter of an opera singer, which has allowed her Read more
LOSING HER, SINGLE – REVIEW by John Gaddis Brandon Calano is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter that writes and performs under the pseudonym Becoming Young. The name represents the journey to let go of everything we are not, so we can become Read more
ONCE AGAIN IT’S WINTER, SINGLE – REVIEW by Constance Tucker As our temperatures continue to drop and the snow builds in a drifting motion. Warming the cockles is, of course, a great cause. In that spirit, may I introduce the Read more
COUNTRY MEETS JAZZ IN A CROSSOVER HYBRID by John Gaddis Willie Nelson, That’s Life (Legacy, 2020) On this day, Frank Sinatra would have been 105 years old. What a perfect way to Read more
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