New York City Winter Jazzfest: Friday highlights
Under an ever-widening umbrella of the term jazz, NYC’s Winter Jazzfest is growing to become one of the best places to experience the creativity and artistry of a new generation of jazz …
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NYC Winter Jazz Fest marathon: DJ Logic + Friends, Kneebody, Daedelus, and more
This most recent Friday, January 17th, marked the final marathon night of NYC Winter Jazz Fest 2020. From Bushwick’s House of Yes and The Sultan Room to Williamsburg’s Music Hall of …
Georgia invites you to the dancefloor on fantastic new record “Seeking Thrills”
There’s been an impressive slew of young, talented, and daring pop artists to emerge from the UK in the last few years. Acts like Slowthai, Little Simz, and Charli XCX to name a few. …
Highlights from NYC Winter Jazz Festival: The Horne Electric Band, Mark Giuliana and Scott Amendola Vs. Wil Blades
Starting off an intimate night of jazz at Brooklyn Bowl, The Horne Electric Band filled the stage and ultimately shed some high energy for their NYC Winter Jazz Festival performance. With a …
Son Little showcases his diverse musical talents on fantastic new album “aloha”
It’s a treat when you get introduced to an artist who has the ability to effortlessly blend gorgeous and diverse musicianship with interesting and emotional lyrics. Son Little, on his new …
Kiwi Jr.’s debut album paints life as a sweet, hot mess
Hailing from Toronto, Canada, Kiwi Jr. will be releasing their debut album, Football Money on January 17th via Persona Non Grata. Opening for the likes of Alvvays and New Pornographers, …
Whitney’s “Forever Turned Around” carries us through the changing seasons
Whitney’s sophomore album, Forever Turned Around, released at the end of summer, is the perfect prelude to fall. Always singing nostalgically of golden days, their soft rock melts your heart …
Alex Cameron lays it all on the table in Portland
If you were to have happened to stumble into the Wonder Ballroom on a rainy, mid-December evening in Portland and thought that you were witnessing the reincarnation of David Bowie in front …
Cautious Clay on tour, sharing new tracks and playing the favorites
Cautious Clay is one of those artists who came out of nowhere and started dropping chart-topping tracks one at a time for months in a row. Sometimes, in between, there would be a video, and …
San Fermin brings big band geek energy to Brooklyn Steel
San Fermin, Brooklyn-based chamber pop eight-piece (named for the infamous Spanish festival involving the running of the bulls) wrapped up their American tour last Friday. On the road to …