LATEST ALBUMS
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Beyond Borders: Juliet Varnedoe Jazz Band’s “Cajun Bleu” is a Celebration of Heritage and Innovation
When I first came across Juliet Varnedoe Jazz Band’s album “Cajun Bleu,” my initial reaction was something like, “This is really something unusual” (and I mean that in the best…
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A New Side of the Looking Glass: Allie Goertz’s Cosmic Tribute to Nine Inch Nails
Reinterpreting the legendary tracks of bands that have already achieved global fame is no simple task. However, this only signifies a challenge for the artist who wants to rethink art.…
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Shane Rennison’s ‘Irrational’: A Pop Album with a Heartbeat of New York
Shane Rennison’s debut album, Irrational, is like that first bite of a hot, stuffed New York bagel—surprisingly intricate, unexpectedly satisfying, and distinctly moreish. Here is a singer-songwriter who, through a…
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Drop Everything! Brock Davis’ ‘Everyday Miracle’ is the Album You Can’t Miss This Summer!
Love-infused music plays a vital role in human connections. It’s raw, real, and essential for pouring out deep feelings and dreams. This kind of music oozes honesty, wrapping around you…
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Cameron Francis Finds Inspiration in the Fog: Inside “The Morning, After”
It was an unusual morning in Brooklyn when 23-year-old musician Cameron Francis, just beginning his journey in the world of music, woke up after a rough night. Breakfast didn’t appeal…
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“Lagerstätten”: Cochrane’s Fusion of Fossils and Music
Could you imagine that fossils might produce sounds? At first glance, this seems impossible: the ancient remains of long-extinct creatures, sealed in stone, have no vocal cords. However, in the…
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Need a Reason to Groove? Johnny Burgos’ ‘All I Ever Wonder’ Is Here to Seduce Your Eardrums
Johnny Burgos is a singer, songwriter, producer, and sound engineer from Brooklyn. His retro-soul style conveys an uncompromising sound that reveals the beauty of pain, hope in despair, and the…
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Multiple Meanings: Why ‘Galáctico’ by Joe Tatton Trio Is the Jazz-Funk Album You Can’t Miss This Year
Every now and then, I stumble upon a jazz album. It’s like finding a new street in your own neighborhood—something familiar yet unexplored. Jazz, to me, is this vast landscape…
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Absurd Theater Meets Alt-Rock: Elena Rogers’ “Prelude to Whatever” Will Mess With Your Mind
When you’re twenty, your music often brims with a sincerity that more mature artists sometimes lack. In the case of Elena Rogers and her new album “Prelude to Whatever,” I…
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