Nigerian born, Los Angeles based vocal jazz virtuoso Douyé,- whose professional moniker is as singular, unique and coolly exotic as her...

Don’t let the wistful title or the impressionistic cover painting give you the wrong impression. And Then It Rained by the newly formed...

The John Daversa Quintet’s elegantly melodic, rhythmically exotic and eclectic collection Cuarantena: With Family at Home is truly...

If you’ve ever experienced the majesty of Sedona, Arizona first hand, you’ve no doubt felt it. As breathtaking as all the natural red...

Between mandated facemasks, adapting to new at home work modes (if we can), social distancing and lockdowns, let’s face it, there’s...

Although the jangling yet edgy, offbeat but super-melodic power pop jam Dose is technically the second solo album of a trilogy by...

Describing Clay Harper’s latest solo album Dirt Yard Street as “raw” does a disservice to the word. Vocally, instrumentally and...

A veritable musical institution in his hometown of Cleveland, saxophonist Andre Cavor got it right when he called his 2017 debut album...

Sometimes, as if the universe somehow just knows, an artist’s musical destiny can coincide with the dire needs of the planet and its...

The release of onetime Tenderhooks frontman Jake Winstrom’s quirky and poignant, jangling retro-guitar and oldschool keyboard driven...

A prominent force new age/classical crossover music who has been gracing us with her groundbreaking “mantra opera” aesthetic since her...

Having established herself as an integral young performer on the NYC jazz scene these past few years, Korean born, Brooklyn based Sukyung...