Pink Martini Expand Their Sound Again on New EPs
On two new EPs, the ever versatile Pink Martini continue their mission of entertaining audiences as they explore the world's variety of musical styles.
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Liana Gabel Tackles Love, Addiction With the Folk-Jazz of “Fool” (premiere)
Folk artist Liana Gabel offers a remarkably fresh sound and fresh take on matters of the heart with "Fool". And it comes with a comical twist.
Prefab Sprout’s Audacious Pop of 1984-92 Is Illuminated on Four Vinyl Re-issues
On remastered and reconfigured versions of Prefab Sprout LPs Swoon, From Langley Park to Memphis, Jordan: The Comeback, and A Life of Surprises, songs involving a chess grandmaster, Springsteen, Elvis, Jesse James, God and Lucifer get a deserved new lease of life.
Lexi Todd’s “Madonna” Is Her Feminist Autobiography (premiere)
Steeped in jazz-pop, neo-soul, and an empowering message, Lexi Todd's "Madonna" sees the Brooklyn artist securing her seat at the table.
Joe Jackson Celebrates 40 Years of Music in NYC Homecoming Show
Veteran British singer-songwriter Joe Jackson performed songs from his catalog and new album Fool.
Rachel Eckroth’s “Strangest Dream” Enchants and Haunts (premiere + interview)
Featuring riveting guitar work from Derek Trucks, "Strangest Dream", culled from Rachel Eckroth's When It Falls, is a powerful introduction to singer-songwriter's diverse talents.
Rotem Sails on the “Indian Ocean” in New Video (premiere)
Rotem Sivan's guitar skills are noted around the globe but he's an equally impressive songwriter, as he proves on "Indian Ocean".
Wit Blu Emerges with the Soulful, Jazzy Pop of “Burgundy” (premiere)
L.A. via Denver singer-songwriter Wit Blu specializes in sophisticated, soulful, jazzy pop that evokes the breezy, upbeat music of Tom Misch.
Nilüfer Yanya’s “Thanks 4 Nothing” Video and US Live Debut Photos
Promising British musician Nilüfer Yanya made her US debut at the Mercury Lounge in New York City last year and her new video came out yesterday.