LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Fall Like Rain, Martin Sexton’s brand-new EP, finds this artist again asking relevant questions and challenging the status quo. Entertaining us all the while, he continues to call for unity in “One Voice Together” and adds: “In a world of warfare, peace is bad for business . . .” A timely [...]
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The Stooges Brass Band has been a premier New Orleans Brass Band since 1996. While appealing to the emotions of traditional jazz, the brass band uses their hip-hop influence to create a new sound. Their innovative incorporation of hip-hop sound to the traditional styling of New Orleans brass band music has set them apart from [...]
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When we first got Rootstand on the road, almost ten years ago, we were your everyday band, full of heart and roots-rock, talking about how one day we’d get signed to a record label, and get a cool bus and a sound crew, a new album and fans all over. Then we did it. Rootstand [...]
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The story of The Preservation is much like the story of Austin music itself: a melting pot of influences from different parts of the country creating something musically unique and genuine. The Preservation officially formed in November of 2009 and have proven to be an ambitious and accomplished group in the short time since. They [...]
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“…delicate, finger-picked banjos, aching, oaky violin and the haunting voice of frontman Matthew Milia, who conjures what might happen had Neutral Milk Hotel’s Jeff Mangum been raised in a log cabin. Their songs are full of rich, rural details: frozen lakes, swaying trees, highway lights glowing in the deep night. Add to the mix baleful [...]
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Having an unprecedented musical birth in Minneapolis, Minnesota, P.B. & The Jam, in its genesis stages, was comprised of a simple idea: creation & originality. From seemingly out of nowhere, assembled a cast of locally-renowned musicians who would make a pact with one another to forthwith expand musical horizons without regard for aural capacities. KEVIN [...]
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