Music Genres

The 12-disc box set of Stevie Ray Vaughan's Epic Records releases is for those who love SRV and those who should.

The City Boys play a blend of blues and funk, uniting some hot horns driven by a dynamite rhythm section with strong vocals.

Composer John Adams led the musicians in Beethoven, Stravinsky, and his own "Absolute Jest," a wonderful new work by a composer at the top of his game.

The composer integrated modern 20th century styles and folk music from North Africa and elsewhere in his six string quartets.

Boy + Kite offers a great listen with its newly released, three-track EP.

Bob Mundy’s smooth and sophisticated stylings reflect romance in all its infinite varieties, from dreamy ruminations to feelings of forlorn.

Ellis Paul is at his best when his artifice exudes sincerity.

An album to savor, one can only hope it won’t take another seven years for another.

Todd Miller combines a deep Christian faith with an attitude of tolerance and acceptance, both of which influence his music and vocal style.

The Lost Bayou Ramblers offer high-energy "Cajun punk" on this new release.