At the crossroads of R&B and the soulful storytelling of country, folk and the smooth vocals of blues, sits Justin Nozuka, the 22 year-old singer and songwriter from Canada. With his sophomore album, You I Wind Land & Sea…
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The fifth studio release from JJ Grey & Mofro, Georgia Warhorse, at first seems like a solid album; southern through and through with the soulful, husky vocals of lead singer, JJ Grey, to the sounds of the …
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Politically charged and metaphorical music makes a comeback on OH What Model Citizens We Be, as Spiro Agnew evokes the hippie days of the 70s, combined with an experimental rock sound along the lines of Prince and Pink Floyd…
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A band that takes pride in their authenticity (they claim to keep recording simple with only a few takes, no overdubs and plenty of alcohol) Drunken Barn Dance graces the end of the summer with their laid back style and …
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With a voice that is strong yet airy, powerful yet playful, Katie Melua ventures into a fantastical world on her fourth studio album,The House. One cannot help but wonder what inspired this LP, as the uncanny combination of …
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