When it comes to Pianos NYC, it is a revolving door of exceptional, starting artists. Yet, nowadays saying you are “beginning” your career has NOTHING…
Santa Claus did not need to show up at The Alternate Routes/ Red Wanting Blue show to give us yuletide blessings and a good time.…
I was INCREDIBLY impressed by Nina Lee’s performance at Mercury Lounge. By interviewing her, alone, I could see she was an old soul. Thus, her…
Pentatonix have ARRIVED to revive the holiday soul of Christmas. It might be just me, but I have not felt the “Christmas Spirit” as strongly…
Robert Ellis and Courtney Hartman united vocals to pay homage to John Hartford, and play of their newest, covers’ album: Dear John. Honestly, I had…
The Marías made their NYC debut at Baby’s All Right, and it felt oddly befitting that they would splash across our music scene in such…
@annaazarovphotography There are moments when you know it is your night. It could be because it is LITERALLY your night, as it was for Kendra…
I, recently, interviewed Hegazy, and had the pleasure of witnessing the minds behind the voices. These two rising songstresses are incredibly talented and thoughtful, which…
Ingrid Michaelson’s Holiday Hop in NYC became 11 years old this year, and I was happy to see it enter its pre-teens. There is no…
Going to see Paperhaus was my first time every journeying to Elsehwhere. The PopGun concert hall is like the physical manifestation of PopGun’s longstanding initiative…
Victor Wooten’s Brooklyn Bowl show proved that to be artistic is to be empathetic. There is something inherently compassionate about the man who chooses to…
SZA played Brooklyn Steel to a sold out crowd eager to sonically salivate the exceptional CTRL. If there is one thing this album emanates, it…
Whether live or on record, The Lone Bellow have seemingly formed as a group to uplift my mood. To hear their music is to give…
There is a lyrical prickliness/ humor to Father John Misty that has coursed throughout his albums. Fear Fun, I Love You, Honeybear, and now Pure…
Overcoats’ Young is an easy record. Simply press play and you walk with two voices through their day to day, Hana and JJ. The young…