Nothing puts things into perspective like a lonely road allowing isolation with one’s thoughts. On his new album, Reaction Time, Jason Wilber takes the fragments from his mind’s eye and melds them into a lyrical testimony of his inner contemplation about his past, his current place in life, and what the future holds. With over... Continue Reading →
Pew Playlist: 3 Albums That Should Be On Your Radar, 3/17/17
Quiles & Cloud - Shake Me Now The San Fransisco-based rootsy folk outfit has released Shake Me Now, via Compass Records, a 12-song collection of somber stories and sultry swagger. Maria Quiles' smokey vocals fit Rory Cloud's gentle tenor in a celestial match made in harmony heaven. Ease yourself into a relaxing weekend with this new gem.... Continue Reading →
Interview: David Luning
California music-maker David Luning had always been drawn to the cinematic—so much so that he ventured to Berklee College of Music to study film scoring. After two years in college, however, a chance hang with friends threw an enormous, John Prine-sized wrench in his best laid plans. “Two friends invited me over to hang out... Continue Reading →
Pew Playlist: 3 Songs That Should Be On Your Radar, 9/16/16
The Small Glories - "Way Down Yonder In A Minor Key" The Small Glories are a brand new musical union between folk/roots artists Cara Luft (co-founder and former member of the Wailin' Jennys) and JD Edwards. The duo is creating a buzz in their home-base of Winnipeg, a city well-known for its long history of remarkable... Continue Reading →
Interview: Jeffrey Foucault
Armed with his guitar and his smoky voice, and joined by a complementary cast of fellow music vets, songwriter/producer Jeffrey Foucault has created Salt As Wolves, an exquisitely-crafted assemblage of original songs that represents all that is good, pure, and true about American music. The album was released on October 16th, and explores the ideas of love,... Continue Reading →