Mike Meehan might begin his new EP, Angel Midnight, evoking something old, but the Lucky Ones prove there’s much to be found in searching the horizon for something new. The band exemplifies this aesthetic with their music, a sun-faded take…
I’m not sure if Americana would exist without artists like the Indigo Girls. Suffice to say that Amy Ray has spent her entire career crafting roots-rock songs that challenge, addressing social issues like homophobia, climate change, and racism — as…
Katy Guillen (guitar) and Stephanie Williams (drums) – dropped their first EP, Dream Girl, right before the 2020 lockdown, leaving them without opportunities to perform live. In their basement rehearsal space, they spent the year learning home recording and pre-production techniques,…
It’s awards show season, which means it’s both a good time to reflect on the year’s music — and the state of the industry. While LGBTQ+ and BIPOC artists have made huge strides in visibility, this is largely thanks to…
Texas musician Joel Brogon plays your feelings as effectively as his guitar on his new EP Reunion: Songs of Family and Home. Brogon’s high, lilting voice and surefire melodies make his gentle folk meditations on home, belonging, and grief into…