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Interview: Ron Sexsmith on turning 60, making his new album in London, and the art of songwriting

October 28, 2024 Sean Hannam 0

Ahead of his two ‘Sexsmith At Sixty’ UK shows, in Manchester and London, Ron Sexsmith contemplates getting older and looks back at his 30-year career. Canadian singer-songwriter, Ron Sexsmith, turned 60 earlier this year. As part […]

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Interview: Rob Lutes has got the world on a string, wrapped around his fingers

October 25, 2024 Dean Nardi 0

“Songwriting is a journey of discovery.” Montreal singer/songwriter Rob Lutes is a jack of all songwriting trades and does his best to master them all, from solo and band recordings and performances of his own music […]

Interview: Bill Filipiak is soaking it all in, living his life with the top down

October 24, 2024 Dean Nardi 0

Success comes in waves and the secret is to catch the right one. If Auguste Rodin’s sculpture “The Thinker” had been cast in the image of Bill Filipiak, it would be representative of the indie songwriter’s […]

Video Interview: Eden Brent on “Getaway Blues”

October 22, 2024 Martin Johnson 0

Authentic American roots music from a Mississippi Delta native. Born into a family of Mississippi riverboat captains and musicians, and who just happens to be married to an English musician, vocalist and pianist Eden Brent has […]

Interview: Just 16 notes, that’s all it took to hook Tony Trischka on the banjo

October 7, 2024 Dean Nardi 0

The banjo chose me. Like the iconic poster of Uncle Sam pointing a finger over the bold statement “I want you,” aimed to encourage military service during WWII, Tony Trischka declares the banjo chose him and […]