Claire Uebelacker

It’s a bracing sign of confidence that musician/composer Jake Allen and painter Jennifer Mann named their first collaboration Refractions, Vol. 1. They are already looking to the future. I believe a single listen to this 10-song outing underscores why. FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/jakeallenmusic Each piece and the work as a whole bear witness to the unorthodox nature of
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In due time, I believe Daniel Grindstaff will find his way into the annals of bluegrass history. He’s well on his way. His new single “Looking at the World Through a Windshield” couples his considerable gifts with those of singer/songwriter and guitarist Trey Hensley. The two make a formidable pair. FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/danielgrindstaffmusic/ Grindstaff has plied
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Wilson Banjo Co.’s new album Memory Lane continues in the tradition established on prior releases such as Spirits in the Hills and Six Degrees of Separation without retreading familiar ground. Those who claim that bluegrass is a narrow style with little flexibility would do well to acquaint themselves with Steve Wilson’s songwriting and playing. He assembles a first-class crew of like-minded
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It takes sharp songwriting skills to write from a place of personal experience without ever crossing the line into obscurity. INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/robeberle/ Rob Eberle navigates that line like a master. His new single “Half of You” covers the emotional fallout from an one-sided love affair with more maturity, heartache, and yearning than you’d typically hear
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There’s a little bit of everything on Touch the Buffalo’s Bodhicitta, and there better be. Touch the Buffalo hails from the competitive and vibrant Washington D.C. music community, so putting their best musical foot forward is essential for this unit to make a big splash. The four-song EP accomplishes that. URL: https://www.touchthebuffalo.com/ We’re in recognizable terrain on
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How would you classify your music? It’s in the yacht rock world w some of the chord progressions i tend to go for and it definitely has a classic rock vibe Who are some of your top 5 musical influences? There are many but ill say Michael Mcdonald, James Pankow, Steely Dan, Elton, Bill Champlin
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We are chatting today with the amazing and talented recording artist Ally Bakst- welcome! Let’s start off strong – what drives you to create music? Hey, thanks for having me! Something inside of me has always compelled me to create music and art. I think music in particular has always been an outlet of expression
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Composer Randy Edelman touches people mostly without touching them. He touches them with his words, with his smile, with his eyes, with his confidence, with his madness…but mostly with his music. His sensitivity and his innocence have invisible hands to touch the hearts directly… as displayed in a riveting and unusual concert at the Boston
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Rhythm isn’t just a catalyst for stunningly artistic charisma in Thomas Truax’s new LP Dream Catching Songs, featuring Budgie and drum machine Mother Superior; it just might be the greatest element in the framework the album features. Although Truax’s vocal creates unmatched character in tracks like “Dream Catching Song,” “The Anomalous Now,” “Free Floaters” and “Big
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Life’s most incredible emotions often find a voice in the balladry created by artists unmotivated by paydays and superstardom, and in “Helicopter” by Taylor Jules, pop music fans get a taste of what deeply passionate melodies sound like at their most unblemished. Jules has been building up quite the reputation in the lead-up to this single’s release, and unlike
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Ora Nadrich’s new book is Time to Awaken: Changing the World with Conscious Awareness. In it, Nadrich makes the case for retaining our true nature – in an increasingly polarized, digitized, and politicized vista. URL: https://www.oranadrich.com/ “There is something about imagining a world that we believe can be, or once was, better than the one
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