Morning Music Roundup!
It’s the most magical time of year — summer in New York City. Kicked off by the Puerto Rican Day Parade and 90-degree weather, here’s some music to space out or party to. Whatever you do, just stay cool. First…
It’s the most magical time of year — summer in New York City. Kicked off by the Puerto Rican Day Parade and 90-degree weather, here’s some music to space out or party to. Whatever you do, just stay cool. First…
There’s nothing new about Zephaniah OHora’s This Highway, and I mean that with the highest praise. OHora, a regular of Brooklyn’s hipster cowboy outpost Skinny Dennis (I also say this with love, because it’s a great damn bar), has faithfully…
To say that there’s a lot of great music out there is, of course, a platitude, but it’s also a truism. I have about 80 people on my “to-write” queue. (This is also why I’ve been cranking out two entries…
Would you believe that I’m almost at 1,000 posts? While there’s a lot of variation in this scene of ours, three chords and the truth is still just, well, three chords, and for my own sanity I’ve been going further…
I don’t normally post singles by themselves but Gerry Magallan’s “Manzana Pie” is such a standout I didn’t want it to get lost in the kerfuffle. “Manzana Pie” is a truly outstanding memoir about Magallan’s reconciliation of his Mexican and…
It’s not every day that a live show can bring you to tears but this wasn’t an ordinary live show. Will Johnson and John Moreland (supported by John Calvin Abney) stormed the Bowery Ballroom with nothing but their guitars and…
Here’s another ten songs’ worth of excellent music! New Zealand’s Didirri gets us started with “Blind You.” Mike Errico returns for a humorous and charming look at the end of the world with “Here’s to the End of the World.”…
Dyke Drama’s follow-up Up Against the Bricks came out a while ago but it feels almost tailor-made for a Pride Month post on Adobe & Teardrops I’m glad it took me so long to get to it. Maybe it’s Sadie…