I know that Kyle Watson is South African, but I can only describe his epic set at Schimanski in New York terms. Kyle Watson plays…
If Austin Powers and Elvis Presley decided to concoct their dream primogeniture, it would be Alex Cameron. From his last Rough Trade show to his…
Molly Burch has grown into her own skin. Having seen her a while back, at a local pub, and witnessing her open at Music Hall…
It is a beautiful time in this world. I know that, often, even I talk about how dark its become, but a candle burns brightest…
We all are weird, but most of us save our eccentricity for privacy; revealing it only to our closest friends. At Irving Plaza, we were…
Dance Music For The Disenfranchised! This is NOT a new concept, and from Hip Hop to Pop, music has created socio-political songs that place discord…
If shaping the future sounded EXACTLY as Nightmares on Wax’s album then I would have more hope. (lol!) His Shape The Future record blends futurism…
As the “nor-easter” showered through NYC, nothing could stop a batch of Millennials eager to receive story-time and songs from the North Londoner: Bruno Major.…
I always say, “Great things never change, but they do grow!” I thought about putting that in my tombstone, but it felt oxymoronic. Yet, seeing…
I have long been a fan of Milk & Bone. Certain artists make me want to wave a flag of surrender when I hear their…
I was superbly excited about Calum Scott’s debut album: Only Human. After seeing him in concert, and watching how gracious and genuinely grateful he was…
Jeremy Messersmith began to play music as a child, and never stopped embracing it with a child-like grace. When you fall so young and hard…
One thing that I find very, but happily alarming about American music is how powerful it is, and how well international artists can do it.…
Young Fathers’ Cocoa Sugar is strange and sexy. It is the psychedelic in funkadelic, by sounding like a sultry nightmare playing in one of the…
I did a weird, but not uncommon thing. I read an author’s acclaimed novel before I read their debut novel. It is a strange move…