REVIEWS

Jude Gwynaire’s new single “Saint Magdalene and Me” continues the independent musician’s fascination with memory, landscape, and private symbolism. With […]

Guitarist Doug MacDonald turns memory into motion on his latest album, “Tribute to South Central.” The album is framed as

Michael Gilas’ “You Don’t Get To Say Goodbye” arrives as an unorthodox breakup song that’s not mournful in the usual

Across Phoenix opens their latest EP, “Dreaming Opaline,” with a hauntingly beautiful single that feels like walking into a dimly

Tim Hort delivers a sharply written and emotionally direct statement with his latest expansive 22-song release, “No Dissociation.” With an

Jon Schapiro curates a moving architecture of tensions with the third recording by his Schapiro17 musical project, “Best Laid Plans.”

Monique Grimme’s latest release, “Make Fear Work For You,” is a risky move as she puts her spin on the

New York-based clarinetist-vocalist Kristen Mather de Andrade delivers an incredibly ambitious record with her latest release, “Sem Fim.” Drawing from

Inspired by his travels to Africa and interactions with African diaspora communities, Jasper “The Jazzmaster” Myers delivers a sprawling 17-track

Some singles are born from a backstory that could easily overpower the music itself, and Davie Simmons’ upcoming release, “Living

The Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra (SJMO) continues its mission of preserving the US’ jazz heritage with its latest release: “Ellington

Flippin’ Gothic Fabp continues to impress with his latest freestyle release “Live @ Under St Marks Open Mic (NYC),” a

Flippin’ Gothic Fabp doesn’t title albums for subtlety, and “I’m Reigning Ungodly” delivers exactly the sort of heavy-handed, self-mythologizing underground

Joe Syrian’s “A Blue Time” lands like the kind of record that understands a jazz ensemble does not have to

There are tribute albums, and then there are acts of restoration. Arsenio and Beyond: Live at the Bronx Music Hall

Tomas Janzon’s recent work has established him as a guitarist who values clarity and ensemble feeling, and his latest album

Marie-Paule Franke’s “Through The Cracks The Light Is Born” presents itself like a twilight confession: hushed, bruised, and quietly defiant.

Kathy Ingraham delivers a delightfully ambitious work with her latest collection, “Jazz Dreams.” On paper, a jazz vocal album built

Paul Kahn’s “Willingness” is the kind of record that arrives without fanfare and then wins you over by refusing to

Long Island based folk-rock collective Lina Maxine delivers a haunting single that explores the bittersweet nature of memory with their

Avohee Avoher returns with his highly anticipated new single “Tremura,” released worldwide on March 30, 2026, as part of his evolving 12V project. From

Fred Presley delivers a charming folk-rock meditation with his latest single, “Sympathize.” There is something almost stubbornly unfashionable about this

Circus Mind’s latest single, “Follow Me Home,” further establishes the band’s experimental identity as they draw from a palette of

In a pop landscape where new releases chase immediacy, URBAN FU$E’s “Sunday” moves in the opposite direction. deliberate, restrained, and

The Slow Burn Drifters continue to craft their signature blend of Gothic Americana and Dream Pop with their latest single,

Fabio Banegas continues his personal mission of championing his mentor’s work in the modern era with his latest release, “Bottiroli:

There is a long-standing tradition in Celtic folk-punk of turning grief into something communal that’s sung, shouted, and shared over

Camille K presents a powerful moment of self-awareness with her latest single, “Do You Wanna Dump Me.” Built on a

With their latest single, “Government Grade,” Minneapolis band Solid Gold delivers a forceful and politically tinged rock critique of modern

Detroit singer-songwriter Reggie Braxton continues his mission of reviving classic romance in modern R&B with “FLIRTIN,” a silky, understated single

Peter B. Unger’s “The Good Neighbor” is a quiet but pointed work of Christian fiction that revisits one of the

Singer-songwriter Rob Lalain tugs on our heartstrings with his latest album, “The Way We Were,” a melodic rock-pop collection built

Alt-country singer-songwriter Rebekah Snyder has built a reputation for music rooted in lived experience, and her latest single, “These Jeans,”

With the release of “She’s Electro,” UK composer and producer Jude Gwynaire returns to the shimmering, synth-driven territory that has

With “Invited (To the Party),” Brontë Fall blends Americana warmth with pop accessibility to mark a confident and uplifting new

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On his eleventh studio outing, “For Every Man There’s a Woman,” Jack Wood reaffirms his standing as one of the

With “Memories of Lebanon,” Fascination 127 delivers an evocative album that places mood and atmosphere at the forefront. Spanning twelve

Emerging with quiet confidence and a refined artistic vision, “You’re Golden” marks an impressive debut chapter for Kies; the latest