A well-traveled artist should take in all the experiences they can from their journey. Music has its own individual style on each corner of the globe. Our recent discovery Céline Rudolph has found a way to tie together all her exotic locale influences into one unique sound that is all her own. The vocalist and
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We are following a trail of harmonies that leads us into a treacherously calculated patchwork of jazz, R&B, pop and old school rock n’ roll as we descend upon the first couple of tracks on the new record PGS 7 by Project Grand Slam. The grooves are big, bold and outfitted with a flamboyantly bright
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If her last name wasn’t enough of a clue, then Julia King’s new single “Lovers Lament” should clear up any confusion as to whether or not she’s the epitome of modern indie music royalty. “Lovers Lament” takes her stylish and versatile palate and gears it towards a wicked cocktail of Motown-inspired R&B and straight-up jazz
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A reticent guitar part grinds up against a ruing organ, both of which seeming utterly beside themselves as a passive bit of percussion scrapes between the two. Striking away at a minor key melody, we start to fall in step with the swaying beat, getting lost in the transient disposition of the music and abandoning
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