Author: Michael Brasier
Claudia Carawan blows away this album with her full and powerful voice!
What’s so great about the album is that it paints images in your mind. You get these beautiful, folk ballads and old fashioned sounding folk songs, and they leave you with pictures…
The sweet, country taste of Colleen Rennison’s vocals are enough to sooth anyone’s palate of the overcrowded hard hitting and sour tastes of distorted music.
Produced by his brother Chris Isaak at Blue-Star Studio, Brandon Isaak sounds like a natural…
When hearing Ruthie Foster for the first time, it is the same as taking a bite out of the sweetest and most delectable piece of cake for the first time…
Coming off working with Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, Mike Mattison has finally released the long-awaited solo album!
Thomas Edison once said that he finds out what the world needs, then tries to invent it. Now one man is reviving a long-dormant need that Edison himself once fulfilled!
Single Barrel by Hunter and the Dirty Jacks sounds like it belongs on Sunset Boulevard under the sun…
Original is, from the start, a fantastic album. When the vocals of Janiva Magness first swim from the speakers, there is an essence that emanates with her words, a very hypnotizing and artful style that lands her as a songstress of soul and a goddess of gospel. This album is lifeblood that the music industry needs. Her first song, “Let me Breathe”, is a bare, soulful and sweet introduction to the album. The guitar behind the song has a profound backing, and just enough to fill in those moments between her great lyrics. She relies on the power and feeling…
The crisp graze of a slide against acoustic and electric strings sounds so refreshing coming from a talented guitar player such as Terry Quiett…