Adobe & Teardrops favorite Tucker Riggleman has a new track out, and it’s an interesting shift from his most recent work. For the past few years, Riggleman has turned to a harsher sound, spleen-filled rock that lives somewhere between garage…
Ṭaüs طاووس is the debut solo music project of transdisciplinary artist Ṭaüs Tamara Jafar. Without being tethered to medium or genre, Ṭaüs’ creative output is bold, raw, and confidently vulnerable. Their work in music explores openings into ecstatic state and…
Two elements become immediately apparent in Alice Howe’s new album, Circumstance: Howe’s resplendent voice and the sunshine that feeds it. Circumstance shows off Howe’s chops, to be sure — with the album recorded at FAME Studios, who could resist some…
Jude Brothers is an Arkansas-forged and New Mexico-molded folksy-leaning singer songwriter with a penchant for whimsy and tender heartedness. Brothers’ distinct writing style is marked by congenial contrasts: passionate & playful, calculated & relaxed, approachable & quirky. Their new song, “torch…
It’s the reason for the season: country music by Jewish people. And eating matzah until it truly is an affliction on your tastebuds and colon. But to pass the time, here’s another round of Jewish country music! You can follow…
Martha Groves Perry’s new song “Dumping My Delusion” is slinky and tense, only to open into a transcendent moment of liberation. The San Francisco-based singer-songwriter invokes jazz and soul as much as Americana on this smoky number. The song comes…
The Burnt Pines might be collaboration from across the Atlantic Ocean, but you wouldn’t know it from the intimacy of “What Did You Come Back For?” With three band members dispersed between Boston and Lisbon, the trio craft intricate folk…
Adobe & Teardrops favorite Kim Ware is back for more with her upcoming album, Homely. After a lockdown-inspired move to her home state of North Carolina, Homely finds Ware stripping things down from her jangle rock-inspired folk with her band…