Life Comes from the Roots: Treehouse Sanctum
This fresh young, accomplished group makes big, bold, folky pop filled with singalong choruses and a heavy dose of country twang.
Some Very Cool Cats
This youthful band has mastered the retro jazzy style. Its fresh new approach and instrumental excellence emerge in this SCENES Live Session. Check it out.
We Banjo 3 Brings Celtic Gold to American Shores
The band We Banjo 3 blends Irish folk music with American bluegrass. Their album ‘String Theory’ took the top spot on Billboard’s world music chart.
Quicksilver Daydream: Gothic with Flashes of Sunlight
Could this debut album by artist Adam Lytle be the best new release of the year? Listen to it a few times, and you might decide that it is.
Roots and the Globe: The Lyricism of Jordan Okrend
Jordan Okrend draws on his Asheville roots, but blends in jazzy soulfulness and deeply thoughtful lyrics. Will this be his breakthrough year?
The Sound of Siblings: The Maggie Valley Band
There’s a certain magic when siblings play and sing together. The Maggie Valley Band produces melodies that tap into that powerful chemistry.
Clint Roberts’ Sound Rooted in South, Offers Folk Sensibility
There’s a clarity of vision and total honesty in Roberts’ music that is almost scary coming from someone so young.
Wild Skies Appear To Have No Limit in Homegrown Talent
Talented Chicago-based group sure to hover above the rest with the unforgettable voice of Kristine Sorum-Williams
Naomi Wachira Makes Appeal to Humanity in ‘Song of Lament’
Afro-Folk singer songwriter hopes music will encourage everyone to be light during current dark times.
[Review] Sting, 57th and 9th
57th and 9th has a gritty, New York-inspired rock edge and reflects Sting’s keen melodic songwriting abilities.