Claire Uebelacker

Brooke Josephson’s new single release “Rainbow” comes from her forthcoming studio EP Showin’ Up. It’s an ironic title for no other reason than it implies the bare minimum, in some uses, while Josephson goes far beyond anything resembling a token or cookie-cutter effort. “Rainbow” has an uniformly positive message running through its lyrics that never succumbs
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To say we’ve all been suffering as of late would be an understatement. This past year saw an increased rise of breakups, divorces, violence, mental health problems that the world wasn’t prepared for, I believe because we just never thought anything like this could ever happen. Aisles seem to have always known and channels that
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Immediately laying down the needle to this new LP by the Cold Stares, this listener feels the great kinetic energy and technical prowess of a classic and dynamic hard rock album. A beautiful listen from start to finish, Heavy Shoes fills the room with a stirring sense of rock joy. The title track “Heavy Shoes”
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When a global pandemic rose in early 2020, no industry was hit harder than the entertainment industry. Hospitality and restaurants were hit fairly hard but a year later, they’ve recovered and mostly recouped their losses. In entertainment, however, theater chains have completely gone under and vinyl pressings are delayed by over a year — the
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“Homesick” introduced us to their sound, and now in the new single “County Fair,” folk/country duo Eller Rhodes gives us a closer look at their identity as a modern acoustic pair in an increasingly electrified genre. Although the demand for country/rock hybrids has been much greater than that of others in the past year, Eller
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Leo Sawikin’s “Row Me Away” is the title track for the singer/songwriter’s debut solo release and a vibrant synthesis of different styles. Sawikin draws from the idiosyncratic tunings Joni Mitchell utilized in her music for his own songwriting and further flavors the compositions with grunge stylistic leanings. It creates a sharp contrast. Sawikin benefits greatly
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“And those who were seen dancing with thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music”…. Friedrich Nietzsche Undeniable epiphany and insatiable anthemic masterpiece by the irresistible  composer, film score legend, and producer Randy Edelman, “Comin’ Out The Other Side” was unveiled on July 2, 2021 via Tribeca Records, a SohoJohnny Enterprise,
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Strung together quite literally out of the acoustic sounds of an old school Americana we don’t get to hear enough of on the mainstream anymore, Webster’s Wheel’s new LP Milk & Grass captures the Alabama twosome sounding more divinely in touch with the medium than ever before. They break off rollicking melodies in “Country Peepers” as
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Executive Order’s “A to Z” is a stirring new rock song from the Honolulu, Hawaii based trio. Led by front man Joseph Olson, the band has made considerable strides forward with this single thanks to many factors. Its unique synthesis of various styles, however, is the song’s chief strength. There are pop inclinations heard in
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“We Demand Change” is the newest single by India born Singer/Songwriter, Rohan Solomon. Solomon immigrated to the United States in 2015, and settled into NYC. Since then, he has returned to India, and expanded his catalog of work, as well as amassing an impressive resume as an audio engineer. Rohan also works as a music
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In his new single “Louisiana Voodoo” alongside Tony Joe White, The Netherlands’ own The Mark flirts with the softer side of Americana while increasing the depth of his harmonies, making use of the skillful guitarist he’s accompanied by for far more than a master of the backdrop. The Mark has a voice that could do
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Music is the greatest bond connecting us with our past and future simultaneously, and this is all the more impossible for us to deny when listening to a song like “Hämärästä aamunkoihin” by Juha Jyrkäs this June. “Hämärästä aamunkoihin” is work that wouldn’t be possible without the use of ancient instrumentation, but to this end,
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