Steven Ovadia, Author at Blues Rock Review

Popa Chubby: Tinfoil Hat Review

A strong and relatively recent put-down you can extend to someone is that they’re not staying in their lane. For

Jesse Aycock’s voice is nasal, and almost sad, and his songs are mellow, the product of a great storyteller in

Great artists need a certain lack of self-awareness. It’s what allows them to be brave and bold. The Black Crowes

The promotional materials for Alafia Moon emphasize Fowler’s guitar prowess. And they should. Fowler’s got guitar game, proven by gorgeous

New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers Vol. 2, the second album from a lost blues super session, picks up right

Curtis Salgado’s Damage Control is 50s-inspired rock and roll, his sumptuous voice defining the album, which joins soul and rhythm

I’m going to talk about how much I enjoyed Devil Love’s full-length debut, Broken Things, a blues-influenced album of 90s

Singer/guitarist Selwyn Birchwood has an old-fashioned, raspy blues voice. One that makes him sound like he might be in his