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A Close Up of Stephanie Spruill
stephaniespruill.net Generations of Vocal Artistry: Few artists in the entertainment industry embody versatility, longevity, and purpose-driven artistry quite like Stephanie Spruill. Over a remarkable five-decade ... -
OWEN BARRY DEBUTS CARDBOARD ARCHTOP GUITAR IN CARDBOARD SESSIONS
Cardboard Sessions features Owen Barry as the first artist to perform on a fully playable, archtop hollow-body acoustic guitar made from cardboard. Developed in collaboration ... -
Up Close With Violet Audio US
violetaudio.com A Legacy Reimagined: While Violet Audio may be a relatively new name to many North American audio professionals, the company’s engineering pedigree runs deep. ... -
"Joan of the Arcane" By Alexandra Fleder
We cover a lot of biographies and music theory guides in this column, so it’s great when we’re presented with a novel with a musical ... -
Assignments: John Holloway
Chief Executive Officer Seattle Chamber Music Society Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS) announced that its Board of Directors has appointed John Holloway, previously the Dr. Oliver E. Cobb ... -
"Nirvana—The Complete Scores" Transcriptions by Gabe Andrews, Jordan Baker, Joe Collinson, Chris Romero, and Jim ...
All of the songs from the three Nirvana studio albums—Bleach, Nevermind, and In Utero—plus the MTV Unplugged in New York live album (though not the ... -
"Lessons & Lace" By Rachel Brodsky
Celebrated L.A.-based journalist Rachel Brodsky has tagged her biography of Stevie Nicks (also her debut book), “Everything I know about dreams, heartbreak and magic I ... -
"Is This It: The Never-Ending Rise and Fall of the Strokes (and Rock ‘n’ Roll)" ...
There was a point in time when New Yorkers The Strokes were one of the most highly rated new rock bands on the planet. It ... -
"Supernatural Strategies for Making a Rock ‘n’ Roll Group: Second Edition" By Ian F. Svenonius
“This book is an indispensable guide for anyone attempting to create a rock ‘n’ roll group,” author Svenonius writes at the very start of the ... -
"How to Prepare for the Past" By Brian Cullman
The exploits of music writers always make for a fun, often chaotic memoir. We speak from experience here. Music journalists are introduced to a life ...
