At once tantalizing and rippling with harmonic muscle, Lauren Dukes surfaces with a grand EP, exhibiting her luxurious voice and polished songwriting.…
New Single: Elektric Voodoo Drops “Children Are The Revolution”
Simultaneously low-slung, creamy, and captivating, “Children Are The Revolution” delivers luxurious layers of sonic beauty.…
Jake Benjamin Releases Velvety “Hemingway”
“Hemingway” is at once tantalizing and alluring.…
Album Review: Norah Jones’s latest album is most powerful in its sonic palette
Norah Jones has been releasing albums pretty consistently since 2002, but besides the rollicking Little Broken Hearts in 2012, her overwhelming early work on Feels Like Home and Come Away With Me stil…
Album Review: Rhiannon Giddens & Francesco Turrisi – “There is No Other”
Rhiannon Giddens is a folk singer in the truest sense of the world: she spins yarns to music about ordinary American folk, tracing a lineage of suffering for her people that stretches right back to wh…
Album Review: Laurel Halo – “Raw Silk Uncut Wood”
On her new mini album for French indie label Latency, American producer Laurel Halo has altered her sound once again, from the blissful and euphoric moments from her 2017 record, Dust, to sounds that …
This is Pop? Podcast Episode 12: Steely Dan
On Sept 3, 2017, the music world mourned the loss of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker, who had died that morning at his home in Maui, Hawaii. Steely Dan were one of the greatest bands of 1970s, iss…