It wasn’t long ago we were watching movies like The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller. It wasn’t long ago the U.S. had a second British music invasion. […]
Marlena Rocks, “Traces”
In 1969, the Classics IV released the single, “Traces.” It made it to #2 on Billboard’s Hot 100, and it was BMI’s top 100 songs of the […]
Marlena, “May All Your Christmases Be White”
With so many new and re-released Christmas albums coming out each year, covering a Christmas album is something I would shy away from doing.
Tami Neilson, “Don’t Be Afraid”
Grief can take us to uncertain places. With the death of her father, singer/songwriter Tami Neilson teaches us a thing or two with her new release, Don’t Be […]
Trevor Alguire, “Perish In The Light”
There are songwriters, and then there are songwriters. Trevor Alguire has passed the test. Out of the flower-bed of the Americana scene,
Ginger St. James, “One For The Money”
Back in the 1960s American music saw something so surprising, the British invasion. With The Beatles leading the way, many acts, good, and not so good, poured into […]
Dulcie Taylor, “Wind Over Stone”
It’s rare I cover an artist with two new releases. The first album, Only Worn One Time, represented a gift for words as the lyrics stood out as […]
Camille Rae, “I Need Me.”
In the foothills of the Cumberland Mountains lies a sleepy little town, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. It’s a typical small town filled with high unemployment and little to do […]
Sarah Pierce, “Barbed Wire”
Once I saw a quote saying, “Cowgirls are like barbed wire…handle with care.” For a cowgirl from Texas that might describe Sarah Pierce. Releasing her ninth album, Sarah […]
The Nick Moss Band, “Time Ain’t Free”
I have seen more music coming across my desk than ever. They seem to fall from trees like apples. But after listening to Nick Moss’s album, I realized he has […]