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Judith Hill: Letters from a Black Widow Review

Three years after the release of her 2021 album Baby, I’m Hollywood!, Judith Hill is back with a powerful new

You’d be forgiven for thinking Cedric Burnside was a bona-fide superstar. The grandson of R.L. Burnside (one of the last

Finyl Vinyl on one hand is a self explanatory title by one of the first blues rock bands to come

The long-awaited return of The Black Crowes to the studio realm, Happiness Bastards, marks a significant moment in the band’s

Hailing from Madrid, Spain, Susan Santos brings us her sixth album, Sonora. Santos is a self-taught left-handed guitarist, singer, songwriter,

Born in South Carolina, Marcus King is a third generation musician. His southern upbringing is apparent in his blues rock

Sue Foley’s new album One Guitar Woman is released on Stony Plain Records March 29th as a solo performance like

It’s been five years since Gary Clark Jr. released This Land. Now Clark returns with his highly anticipated album, JPEG