Ryan Dishen — New Windows

As I’ve mentioned earlier, I have a rather lengthy “to do” list of music. That means that by the time I get around to writing about something, it’s been about two months since I listened to it. Sometimes I say…

Brent Malin — Two Trees

Brent Malin begins his album with a thunderous phrase uttered by no man ever before or since: I think I’ll stay in Pittsburgh for a while. Ha. Sorry. Maybe I should leave the comedy to the comedians. Malin’s second album,…

Jeremy Squires — When Will You Go…

Recently I’ve been watching/obsessing over Nashville. Now, stop it. I started because a good friend of mine, who doesn’t really like country music, said she enjoyed the show…and the tunes. So I figured I might as well give it a…

Jay Woodward — Letters We Told

There’s something about Jay Woodward’s Letters We Told that just seeps into your skin. You’ll hear that it’s rather unusual fare for this blog, but I couldn’t not be fascinated by Woodward’s experimental acoustic music. Jay may be based out…

DK and the Joy Machine — Love Harder

Before I begin with my usual captivating wit, I want to take a moment to recognize that this is officially Adobe & Teardrops‘ 301st article. Thanks for reading, taking the time to comment, liking on Facebook, giving suggestions, etc. etc.…

Adam Hill — Little Time

When we last left our hero, Adam Hill had just written a tasty little country rock album called Banjo Moon, but he had become so frustrated by the music biz he was thinking of calling it quits. I’ve often thought…

LA Salami — Another Shade of Blue

LA Salami cuts himself as a rather enigmatic figure. He very much embodies the British folk tradition, but is embracing new media in some really intriguing ways. What you’ll see below is not a music video. It’s Salami’s latest EP,…