Rodney Crowell Talks About The Chicago Sessions: Interview
Rodney Crowell is about to release his new album, The Chicago Sessions, produced by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and record up at The Loft in Chicago. What more could you ask for?
Interviews
Damien Binder Is On The Bright Side: Interview
Damien Binder is about to release his new album, Bright Side. Its his 5th solo album overall, and first since 2016. So what took so long? Find out here.
Ingrid & The Ministers – Calling All Boofheads: Interview
Ingrid & The Ministers are about to release their second album titled Boofhead. What’s going on in Wellington with these Boofheads? Watch and find out.
Julie Christensen Tells Us The Price We Pay For Love: Interview
Julie Christensen has sung with Leonard Cohen and was a member of Divine Horsemen. Here she is with a new solo album titled The Price We Pay For Love.
Mali Mali Brings In The Spirit Tide: Interview
Mali Mali, aka Ben Tolich, has just released their 5th album, Spirit Tide. Here is Ben to talk about saying more with less.
Jake Ybarra Talks About Something In The Water: Interview
Jake Ybarra has just released his debut album, Something In The Water, today. Here he is to introduce himself and his music to you.
Lonnie Holley Is Part Of The Wonder: Interview
Lonnie Holley has seen a lot in his 73 years. The American artist and musician is the seventh of 27 children and spent a significant part of his childhood at the Alabama Industrial School For Children during the 1950s and 60s.
Doug Paisley Will Say What You Like: Interview
Doug Paisley has just released his new album, Say What You Like. We found Doug home in Toronto keen to chat about sorting through over 250 songs to make this new record.
Lauren Morrow – People Talk, We Listen: Interview
Lauren Morrow has just released her new solo album, People Talk. Lauren and hubby Jason have just moved to Nashville, which is where we find her ready to talk about People Talk.
A Certain Ratio Back To 1982: 13th Floor Interview
A Certain Ratio are back with a new album titled 1982. Despite the title, the veteran post-punk band are not wallowing in nostalgia. In fact percussionist Donald Johnson notes they are bringing in young talent.