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In part two of my interview with Jason Sandford, Thalia Zedek, and drummer/vocalist Ernie Kim of the band E, I find out more about the trio’s history, their upcoming European tour, and how they got their unique name.
The restlessly creative singer/songwriter Nick Hudson discovered new inspiration in the geographical and political landscapes of Post-Soviet Georgia. His new album Kanda Teenage Honey finds him in excellent form as a musical tour guide of sorts.
On his soundtrack to the fascinating new film ‘Blood Of The Ancient Vine,’ branded with Icons Of Industry, Montoya and his collaborators João Martins, José Pedro Lima, and Nuno Silva explore the traditional music of The Iberian Peninsula.
On ‘Privacy Policy,’ her just released 14 track set by Latex Cop, New Orleans-based artist Sara Storm reveals the inspiration she finds in studies of criminal justice.
Earlier this year, musical and romantic partners Sandy Bell and Jeff Lipstein headed into New York’s Applehead Studios to work on ten tracks that became the album ‘Entelechy.’
‘Ad Astra’ from Black Rose Burning combines top notch musicianship and songwriting with ‘deep’ lyrical themes from sci-fi and personal experience.
After founding a successful fashion label ten years ago and releasing three albums with his roots-inspired rock band The Tomicks, British designer turned singer/songwriter Tom Cridland has traveled the U.S. and elsewhere with Tom’s Elton Tribute. There’s a bit of magic involved as Cridland picked up the drumsticks after encouragement from Nigel Olsson, a luminary of Elton John’s band for more than 50 years.