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7.2
New Music Critique: Pat Nason
While artist Pat Nason does not have a killer voice, he does have a firm grip on the country flavorings that give his songs their ... -
Live Review: Ricky Stein at Rockwood Music Hall in New York, NY
Material: Straddling Americana, folk and country, Ricky Stein delivered a set that was both spirited and uplifting. Perhaps the perfect antidote to what was about ... -
8.6
New Music Critique: The Danberrys
From Tennessee, this talented duo conjure a captivating sound that traces its lineage to the mountain folk tradition, with Dorothy Daniel's affecting voice and Ben ... -
8
The Gary Douglas Band
A catchy hook, expert musicianship and cool lyrics draws us into "Deep In The Water" by The Gary Douglas Band. Douglas' voice provides a rootsy/raspy ... -
7.4
Natalie Jean
Few artists confront difficult themes with the intensity of Natalie Jean. Her work dwells on raw, downbeat subjects--so listeners beware. For example, she addresses her ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Grant Nesmith
These acoustic recordings by Grant Nesmith and his backups (including pedal steel and beat box) have a casual, mellow vibe, a wistful and bittersweet Americana ... -
Live Review: Jeremie Albino at the Mercury Lounge in New York City, NY
Material: A modern day troubadour, Jeremie Albino’s Americana folk-infused sound is loyal to the genre and easily accessible. At the core of his songwriting is ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Tawny Ellis
Singer-songwriter Tawny Ellis is a communicator whose expertly rendered recordings give her a realm of optimum clarity and depth to plumb the depths of human ... -
Indie-Folk/Americana Songs Needed for Placement
Foot stompin’ indie-folk/Americana songs with male or female vocals are needed by a music licensing company for placement on numerous TV networks. They’re looking for ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Boot Juice
A smooth sextet that delivers modern Americana and retro-country, Boot Juice can go from graceful to gritty at the drop of a cowboy hat. The ...
