Smooth percussion, mellow acoustics, and dreamy sax rest on a strong vocal foundation on this quintessential band's ninth album, which weaves in and out of jazz, funk and soul.
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The duo's new single follows on the heels of last year's seven-track EP — a mix of tender, delicate love songs and lush, vocal-less instrumental interludes, opening with a dreamy title track filled with easygoing lyrics
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It's all Rock 'n' Roll, but Mankind's Remedy covers a lot of psychological and musical ground on Faceless.
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Mother Yeti’s second full length album My Best Please added a touch of chaotic, mystical, and ambitious indie rock to the music scene in early 2020. A project spearheaded by the relatively young band’s lead guitarist Bill Tracy, the record defines variety. From dreamy guitar solos to crisp, loud tracks that you can’t help but
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Lisa Hilton’s critically acclaimed new album “Chalkboard Destiny” came out late in 2019. The record is a collaboration between herself on piano, JD Allen on tenor sax, Rudy Roysten on drums and Luques Curtis on bass. The combo, which feels more and more like a conversation with each track, features persistent percussive beats and free-flowing
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Kyle Abraham is looking for something. The multi-award-winning choreographer and MacArthur Fellow brings his company, A.I.M by Kyle Abraham, and his signature search for identity and struggle with personal and societal emotional trauma to Jacob’s Pillow this week; photo by Grace Kathryn Landefeld.
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A folksy, daydream quality suffuses about half the frames of The Biggest Little Farm, out now from NEON, and showing in artsier cinemas and festivals around the country.
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