Shine A Different Light: Maya de Vitry
Maya de Vitry spent seven years as a member of The Stray Birds, a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, roots/Americana trio that moved seamlessly between influences, nodding…
Interviews
‘I am those characters’: Tony Logue’s Jericho
Tony Logue throttles forward, spraying gravel with Jericho, a flash burned alt-country opus that plumbs the notions of faith and family with fiddle, steel,…
Macon’s Mahalo to Celebrate New EP with 1/28 Performance at JBA
Soaring on the back of insistent drums, Mahalo conjures the golden age of emo with shimmering melodies, and powerfully over-driven guitars. Formed in 2019…
Revival Blues: Matthew Stubbs of GA-20 Talks Hound Dog Taylor, Reverb & Latest Projects Before 1/28 Grant’s Lounge Debut
In 1971, Bruce Iglauer founded Alligator Records so that he could release an album by Hound Dog Taylor and The HouseRockers. I can’t say…
For The First Time Again: Parker Gispert Talks Filling the Musical Void & Teases New Album Ahead of 1/27 Performance at Grant’s Lounge
Parker Gispert’s debut, 2018’s Sunlight Twilight, has the intimacy of a whisper as if he’s letting you in on a secret. The album charms…
JD Simo Talks Escapism, Fascination & ‘Mind Control’ Ahead of 1/28 Return to Macon
“I told you just to stop it, and let go,” asserts JD Simo, singing about the curse of heredity, the severing of blood ties…
Hambones & Hills: Sad Daddy
Sad Daddy’s muscle and bone rhythms evoke hickory smoke and blue sky above the branches on their new album Way Up In The Hills.…
100% Vulnerability: Ryn Elise of Lucibelle Talks Nostalgia & Latest Single
Macon, Georgia, the city famous for the seminal sounds of southern rock and soul that seemed to endlessly pour out of Capricorn Records throughout…
Making Our Own Traditions: Paul Bruens of The Vegabonds Talks New Album, Return to Macon on 1/29
Propelled on waves of swift pop and southern rock, Nashville’s The Vegabonds were set to make the largest impact of the band’s career before…