Lauren and Tracee explore life’s seasons with honesty, heart, and soaring harmony—offering comfort, strength, and a reminder that light always returns.
ICYMI: This double vinyl captures the historic American Folk Blues Festival performances in 1962 and 1963, showcasing artists like John Lee Hooker, Sonny Boy Williamson II, T-Bone Walker, and Willie Dixon at their peak. Restored to impeccable quality, these recordings offer a front-row experience of the blues’ transformative impact on European audiences, forever influencing the global music landscape.
Chambers DesLauriers, the soulful duo of Annika Chambers & Paul DesLauriers, release a feel-good anthem celebrating enduring love through every high and low. Produced by Eric Corne for Forty Below Records!
“There should be more experimentation. That is how other roots genres, country, folk (singer-songwriter), jazz, etc have evolved. We can’t keep doing the same thing and expecting different results. There are ways and methods to collaborate and experiment without sacrificing the quality, or history, for that matter, of the blues.”
Listen exclusively to the single “Mud” from ‘Hollywood Forever’ out May 9!
In this week’s installment of The Language of the Blues, barrelhouse blues fuels dance floors with raw piano rhythms, where the energy of the music stirs passion and sets the pace for the boogie-woogie evolution.
Tony Holiday collects guest artists like I used to collect marbles as a kid; Albert Castiglia, James Harmon, Johnny Burgin, Bobby Rush, Lurrie Bell, Kid Ramos, Charlie Musselwhite, Kid Andersen, and others have recorded with him on his Porch Sessions albums. Each one brings a different facet to a bluesman too bursting with creativity for Salt Lake City to hold onto. Memphis was calling him like a siren in a wind storm.
Honoring the timeless legacy of Jimi Hendrix through powerful performances and charged guitar mastery! Eric Johnson, Ally Venable, Devon Allman, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Marcus King, and many more, are brought together on the Experience Hendrix Tour.
Glenn Alexander, famed for his guitar work with Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, has teamed up with his daughter Oria for the single “Broken.” The song, written years ago, is described by Glenn as “the story of our lives” and is inspired by Brenda Russell’s “Against The Law.”
Their undeniable chemistry was on full display as they exchanged scorching guitar solos and took turns on vocals. Drawing from their impressive backgrounds in Phil Lesh and Friends and collaborations with artists such as John Hiatt and Beyonce, Simo and Dickinson highlighted their extraordinary skills, further elevated by Abarashoff’s intricate drumming.
Stud Ford, grandson of blues legend T-Model Ford, teams up with Will Coppage to release their debut EP ‘Ain’t No Love.’