Concert Review: Jen Cloher Is A Strong Woman At Rough Trade NYC
Jen Cloher showed a Rough Trade NYC crowd how a wild heart grows tough skin.
Reviews
Film Review: Before We Vanish Is A Horror Film For Humanity
SYNOPSIS: In his twentieth film, acclaimed horror director Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Cure, Pulse) reinvents the alien movie
Artist Close-Up: SYML Aims For The Simple Spirit In “In My Body”
Bon Iver and Father John Misty are known for their capacity to orchestrate emotion. From
Artists of 2018: Sam Fischer Gives Music Purpose In Not A Hobby
Berklee trained and world domination aimed, I really like Sam Fishcher. His sound pulses with
Artist Close-Up: Priest Makes Pop Feel Sacred
Pop is the most beloved and judged genre. It has the tendency to be celebrated
Artists To Watch 2018: Ravyn Lenae Gives You Vibe Music
Vibe Music! That is what I call artists from Jhene Aiko to Kali Uchis that
Concert Review: The Chordaes Play To City Lights At The Standard
The Standard has quickly become a premiere spot for rising artists. Entering the 23rd floor,
Artist Close- Up: The Suzan Say “Konichiwa” To Creating Joy
The Suzan’s Konichiwa glitters like its literal meaning: with welcome. In three bright tracks, The
Concert Review: Typhoon Give Offerings To Music Hall of Williamsburg
It was Grammy weekend, and NYC sparkled with artists like, Typhoon, who proved music is
Concert Review: Introducing August Greene At The Highline Ballroom
Going to see August Greene was like going to see The Big Three of Jazz/
Concert Review: JP Cooper Makes Rough Trade NYC His Living Room
JP Cooper is The Man From Manchester that can sing like Missouri. From his first
Film Review: American Folk Shows The Kindness of Strangers
The hardest thing for an artist is to be uninspired. There whole definition of creativity
Concert Review: The Belle Game Free You From Fear At Elsewhere
When I saw The Belle Game at Brooklyn Steel, I noted their eagerness to bring
Album Review: Jesse Marchant’s Illusion of Love Gets Political
Jesse Marchant’s Illusion of Love plays exactly like that, an illusion. Songs spume upward with
Album Review: The Time Is Now For Craig David
“EXCUSE YOU, CRAIG DAVID”, I said as I clutched my pearls in awe of David’s