The Goods & The Game: Gregory Dwane Returns with ‘XX’
Gregory Dwane’s story is a kick in the ass for anyone waiting for the perfect time, fate, or muse to act on their creative…
Interviews
Lightning & Grace: Molly Tuttle’s ‘Crooked Tree’
Molly Tuttle’s solo work has never attempted to hide her bluegrass roots. A wunderkind grown champion, Tuttle’s earnestness for guitar began in grade school,…
Anchored To The Truth: Sam Burchfield
In an age characterized by an ironic smirk, there’s a wide-eyed sincerity inherent in Sam Burchfield’s work, an enduring optimism in his worldview. Unarmored…
Willi Carlisle: All The Joys Life Has To Offer
Willi Carlisle is a plainsman poet, intuitive multi-instrumentalist, and excruciatingly savvy songwriter gloriously bent on a notion that every heart is capable of and…
‘This record is where I’ve been since you heard from me last’: Arlo McKinley & The Mess We’re In
Returning to Memphis’s Sam Phillips Studio, the crucible of 2020’s postulating Rust Belt heartacher Die Midwestern, Arlo McKinley’s This Mess We’re In picks up…
Both Dreamers & Realists: Easily Amused
Describing themselves as indie/alternative rock, Augusta-based, Easily Amused is a band composed of James Smith, Jordan Lee, Drake Randazzo, Benton Turner, and Josh Graulty. …
The Natural Path: John York on The Byrds, Gram Parsons & Discovering New Artists
Where to start with John York? The Empire State native was a teenager when he landed in California during the 1960s folk rock boom,…
That’s Rock n’ Roll: Rocky Burnette on New Recording of “Mystery Train” & Family Legacy
Against the enduring (despite what anybody else tells you) bravura of rock n’ roll, the train song remains as immortal a focus as mean,…
Sun Spell Tour featuring Ships In The Night Brings Atmospheric Electronica to JBA on Friday 6/24
Ships In The Night, a one-woman electronic band out of New York City, incorporates a hypnotic blend of harmony and lush synth with often…