Produced by the legendary, multi-GRAMMY Award winner Don Was, the song will be featured on the band’s new EP ‘One Of A Kind.’
Author: American Blues Scene Staff
Caps off monumental first year of trailblazing program created by New Music USA and Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice
Watch the video for “Family,” the first single from ‘Ridin’
The fellas take a trip down film noir street with this bluesy instrumental, out today via VizzTone!
“Christmas Coming” is the first single from a new album of original songs by Andrew Duncanson, Gerry Hundt, and Ronnie Shellist. Together they make up the blues trio The Dig 3. Andrew’s lyrics and vocals soar over Gerry’s steady grooves and Ronnie’s melodic harmonica. Check out the official video by photographer Lola Reynaerts! https://youtu.be/J0DKv-RqSFs
“I’m coming home,” she sings soulfully as the video finds her strolling through the beautiful, lit-up Crescent City streets
With 12 albums of original songs to his name, Hill has explored everything from Rock, Country, Folk, Metal, Jazz, while continuing to fuse it all with his first love, the Blues.
Singer-songwriter Rachel Garlin has released the official video for “Winter Fuel (Good King Wenceslas Revisited),” an original adaptation of the holiday classic “Good King Wenceslas.” Asks Garlin, “Who doesn’t need a little more brotherly/sisterly/siblingly love in their city?” Produced by her frequent collaborator, Johnny Flaugher (Larkin Poe, Rita Wilson, Joseph Arthur, Hailey Reinhart), “Winter Fuel” features performances by Garlin (guitar, vocals), Flaugher (bass), David Levita (guitar), Deron Johnson (keys), Beth Goodfellow (drums and vocals) and the San Francisco Boys Chorus (vocals). “On wintery holiday nights, my mom would bring out the caroling books — homemade stapled booklets of handwritten lyrics — and we’d step into the crisp night with a…
“The Havana Funk Expedition” is an intimate New Orleans – Cuba musical celebration.
Tedeschi received the award for “her embodiment of the American Experience through music; for imbuing the American soundtrack with songs that transcend from grief to joy