REVIEWS

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

With “Country Lives in Me,” Brei Carter delivers a standout single that celebrates both her personal story and cultural identity

Where the norm in jazz and improvisational music is to experiment with abstraction, drummer and composer Jason Kruk emerges with

There’s something quietly transportive about “Blue Kisses and the Greenest Green,” the latest release from the experimental New York indie

Circus Mind is known for their freewheeling jam sensibilities, but with their latest single, “Viking Princess,” that sound is distilled

Clarinetist, vocalist, and producer Kristen Mather de Andrade has never been an artist easily boxed in. With roots in classical

Slow Burn Drifters offers the first glimpse of what the expanded “Golden (Deluxe)” promises with their latest single, “The Divide.”

Mark Wade Trio doesn’t unveil a decisive shift in their creative identity with their latest album, “New Stages.” For bassist

Michael Gilas is known for his straightforward adult-contemporary love songs, but with his latest single, “Sigmund Freud Girlfriends,” he signals

Award-winning composer Liz Luceris is known for her works built on classical and spiritual foundations, but her latest EP, “Hommage

In the realm of contemporary jazz, few artists manage to balance artistic sophistication with emotional accessibility as seamlessly as keyboardist

Dot Time Records’ Legends series makes a stunning revelation with their latest release, “The Secret Session.” Premiering in January 2026,

Troy Castellano brings “I Only Dance When I’m Drunk” out to play as the latest single from the 2025 album Beautiful

There’s something inherently honest about a live jazz record when it’s done right, and Live at Maureen’s Jazz Cellar is

Jordan Seven’s “Solid Ground” arrives as a defining moment on his latest album, “7,” a record that positions Jordan firmly

With “Welcome to Dreamland,” LA-based alt-rock outfit Church Burglars delivers an album that feels deliberately out of step with the

With her latest single, “Let’s Find Out,” Alyson Faith delivers a warmly inviting slice of indie pop that explores the

With their latest single, “Point of You,” California-based collective The Heard Eye reaffirms their status as one of the more

With his latest release, “Sunrise,” Logan Metz delivers a single that has as much philosophical weight as its emotional payoff.

In his book “Listening to Prestige: Chronicling Its Classic Jazz Recordings, 1949–1972,” Tad Richards provides what many in the industry

Liam Horne continues his slow-burning ascent in the world of pop music with his latest release, “Paradise.” Horne’s breakout moment

Jazz vocalist Michael Moody delivers a recording that feels both timeless and quietly revelatory with his latest release, “The Ecstasy

With “Duchess of Sheba,” Carolyn Trowbridge steps decisively into the foreground as a composer and bandleader, unveiling a piece that

With “Live In Beverly Hills,” guitarist Doug MacDonald opens a time capsule and finds it still glowing. Recorded at the

Circus Mind has long specialized in blending soul, funk, rock, and Americana into something warm and lived-in, and this latest

With their sixth full-length release, “Balancing Act,” Danish melodic rock outfit Vinyl Floor delivers one of the most thematically cohesive

Veteran jazz composer Carl Clements commands your attention with his latest project, “Retrospective,” a jazz quartet that showcases the wealth

Massachusetts-based composer Ron Rieder makes a decisive turn toward straight-ahead jazz with his latest release, “Compositions in Blue and Other

There’s a moment in every good rock song where metaphor stops being decorative and starts being necessary. On “The Horizon,”

European jazz icon Maja Jaku steps confidently onto the American jazz stage with her fifth studio album, “Blessed and Bewitched.”