Turk Tresize: If It Is to Be Review
What better way to welcome summer than with a new blues rock album? Three days into the season of sun
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Author: Meghan Roos
Josh Smith: Over Your Head Review
Over two decades after releasing his debut album Born Under a Blue Sign at age 14, Josh Smith is back
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Missy Andersen Finds Her Voice: The Missy Andersen Interview
Blues Music Award nominee Missy Andersen reveals her timid childhood and explains her transformation into the outgoing singer she is
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Boz Scaggs: A Fool to Care Review
The renowned bluesman Boz Scaggs has a new album out, and it’s classic Scaggs. It’s also classic Al Green, classic
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Beth Hart: Better Than Home Review
Beth Hart is the workhorse of blues’ American women – if workhorses write songs with Slash and tour with Joe
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Ray Goren: Save My Soul EP Review
Not since Quinn Sullivan released his debut album Cyclone in 2011 at the tender age of 11 have we seen
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Paul Cargnello: The Hardest Part Is You May Never Know Review
If a harmonica, a rap, and a punk rock tempo ever collaborated in a more intriguing way than on Paul
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Hanni El Khatib: Moonlight Review
It’s been nearly two years since Los Angeles-based Hanni El Khatib released his third album Head in the Dirt, an
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