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Julia Michaels at The Fonda in Los Angeles, CA
It’s no secret that Julia Michaels is probably one of the most talented, vulnerable and unique singer-songwriters of our time. Just a couple of years ... -
8.8
New Music Critique: Kara Connolly
The material of most artists will benefit from savvy arrangements that are superbly recorded and mixed. But when the artist’s voice is this good and ... -
Album Review: Without Susie by James Lee Stanley (8/10)
"An artful blend of clever lyricism and wry humor." Stanley is a seasoned singer-songwriter, with a career that goes back to the early '70s. One ... -
Signing Story: Joe Normal & The Anytown'rs
Joe Normal was about to leave music altogether when a concert by Bruce Springsteen reminded him why he loved performing and reignited his passion. His ... -
Enter the Mid-Atlantic Song Contest
The Songwriters’ Association of Washington presents the Mid-Atlantic Song Contest (MASC) to help songwriters receive recognition for their work and to further excellence in songwriting ... -
Vance Joy Podcast - Revisited
Vance Joy's podcast comes back for an encore. Australian artist, Vance Joy, stopped and talked to Music Connection about his fast-rising career, popularity and selling ... -
Singer-Songwriter Olivia Lane's MC Podcast - Encore
You asked for it, we delivered! MC's Olivia Lane podcast is back by popular demand. Singer/songwriter Olivia Lane connects with the podcast team of guest ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Allie Crow Buckley
Like some singers, Allie Crow Buckley is gifted with a voice that has a certain something that, despite whatever flaws exist in the total package, ... -
8.4
New Music Critique: Anna Snow
Boston’s Anna Snow is working at a high level and she arranges her work for maximum effect. Her dusky voice, bolstered by extremely effective backup vocals, is the ideal ... -
6.6
New Music Critique: Vincent Poag
Long Island, NY-based artist Vincent Poag is not a gifted vocalist; he is, however, a communicator with a nonchalant informality, a directness that can be ...
