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…
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…
Pobody’s nerfect, but it’s a difficult balancing act to write a song that acknowledges this universal truth without being completely self-lacerating. Von Bieker did it, though. His recent song “Move With Me” acknowledges his flaws in a sweet, stumbling country…
There’s something about Pete Mancini’s high and lonesome songwriting that really gets me. Pete was game to cover anything I wanted for the Adobe & Teardrops 10th Anniversary fundraiser for Jewish-led immigrant rights group Never Again Action. So, what would…
The brainchild of guitarist Nat Rufus, The Bad Signs are a seedy tribute to the fringe culture of 1960’s America; the beatniks, the beehives, the bikers, the whole scene. After ten years touring with twin brother and songwriting partner Rob…