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Laena Myers “LUV (Songs of Yesterday)”

March 7, 2024 Guy Lincoln 0

Musically promiscuous LA scenester finally delivers her own story. Laena Myers is an L.A. Session musician of renown, group member of purpose and authority and now, finally, a unique individual artist trading under her own name […]

Artwork for Andrea von Kampen album Sister Moon

Andrea von Kampen “Sister Moon”

March 7, 2024 Adrian Dzialdowski 0

Engaging and intelligent folkie take on environmental loss and wonder. It must be increasingly difficult for a young new artist to make a distinctive mark in the already crowded female folkie Americana field. Andrea von Kampen […]

Lisa Bastoni “On The Water”

March 6, 2024 Rick Thorn 0

Uplifting, thought-provoking and optimistic. Bastoni is a talented musician, artist, and teacher. Since the release of her last full-length album ‘How we want to live’ in 2019 she has been concentrating on her art and also […]

Bluegrass Briefs – Sister Sadie, Under The Rocks , Bela Fleck

March 6, 2024 Tim Martin 1

Our first round up of 2024 brings 3 constrasting albums from the nearest and furthest reaches of Bluegrass… Sister Sadie ‘No Fear’ The last Sister Sadie album was over 5 years ago and, in that time, […]

artwork for ISMAY album "Desert "Pavement"

ISMAY “Desert Pavement”

March 6, 2024 Andy Short 0

Thought-provoking folk across rural California. There is an old saying that you should write about what you know. ISMAY does this in an engaging and compelling way. ISMAY is Avery Hellman, a Bay Area native who […]