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Music Review: David Lanz and Kristin Amarie – ‘Silhouettes of Love’
The second full-length album collaboration between Grammy-nominated pianist David Lanz and acclaimed vocalist Kristin Amarie.
Read More »Music Interview: Xavier Rudd – A Musician of Heart, Soul and Thought
Interview with Xavier Rudd: Music that moves your heart, soul and feet.
Read More »Music Review: Walk Off The Earth – ‘Sing It All Away’
If you're looking for vocal harmonies that will lift your heart up out of your chest, check out 'Sing It All Away' by Walk Off The Earth.
Read More »Music Review: Jordan Okrend – ‘World Keeps Turnin’’ EP
Everyone needs some of the positivity that shines through in Jordan Okrend’s latest offering.
Read More »Tehorah: Adrienne Haan Concerts Celebrate 50 Years of German-Israeli Relations
Says Haan: "I created this program to share the tragic experiences of war and loss and to add a sense of love, hope and forgiveness. It is my hope that tehorah, which means 'pure' in Hebrew, will help build musical bridges and create sincere understanding."
Read More »Music Review: Jake Shimabukuro – The ‘Travels’ of a Ukulele Virtuoso
Shimabukuro's playing has always been a pleasure on pretty much any material he undertakes to put across, originals and covers alike.
Read More »Music Review: Des Ark – ‘Everything Dies’
Interesting melodies with counterpoint from smoky background vocals coalesce with beautifully played and recorded instruments to build a blurry late-night Paris or Lower East Side mood – with an undercurrent of anger.
Read More »Music Review: Prince – ‘HITnRUN: Phase One’
Less than a year after 'Art Official Age,' the Purple Yoda is back with another tasty serving of EDM-tinged pop and soulful R&B, all laced with enigmatic and unpredictable touches.
Read More »Music Reviews: Indie Roundup – Wide-Ranging Americana from Holly Golightly, Stephen Young & the Union, Andy Hackbarth
These three new albums all fit loosely into the Americana category but are all very, very different. Two are from artists who aren't even (originally) from America.
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