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Last Year’s Man Brave the Storm

Jim Hynes americana, last year's man, making a Scene, singer-songwriter November 13, 2020

Last Year’s Man Brave the Storm Self-released Last Year’s Man is the moniker for Eugene, OR-based producer and singer-songwriter, Tyler Fortier. The Northwesterner has had his music featured on major television and film outlets. He enjoys working with emerging artists such as Jeffrey Martin, Anna Tivel, Beth Wood, and Jeff Crosby. Fortier has been involved […]

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Tim Woods Vortex

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, roots, roots rock, tim woods November 4, 2020

Tim Woods Vortex Independent Originally from Western Pennsylvania Tim Woods has been influenced by a variety of genre’s including blues, rock, bluegrass, and jazz. When Woods turned eighteen his family relocated to Macon, Georgia and he immersed himself in the music scene promoting national acts at a local nightclub. Later, Woods formed the Woods Family […]

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Stephanie Lambring Autonomy

Jim Hynes americana, indie, making a Scene, songwriter October 25, 2020

Stephanie Lambring Autonomy Self-released The multi-instrumentalist/singer-songwriter Stephanie Lambring is back with new project produced by Teddy Morgan, as the title, Autonomy, suggests after walking away from her two publishing deals. One began with BMG Chrysalis, where she remained as a staff writer for two years. In 2012, she signed with Carnival Music, owned by producer […]

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Will Kimbrough Spring Break

Viola Krouse americana, indie, making a Scene, spring break, will Kimbrough October 22, 2020

Will Kimbrough Spring Break Will Kimbrough’s Spring Break releases October 23, 2020 as a break from, well, all of it. Will Kimbrough is the hardest working man in Nashville. Faced with what to do when the work as he knew it stopped? Will Kimbrough got busy. Spring Break is the result and this new solo […]

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Aled Hughes I Remember

Martina Doerner aled hughes, folk, making a Scene, songwriter, wales October 21, 2020

Aled Hughes I Remember Today I want to introduce you to the singer/songwriter Aled Hughes who’s originally from North Wales, now based in the coastal town Llantwit Major. Aled released four albums so far: It’s Acoustic, ’67, Earl Lane and the latest I Remember “I Remember’ is an album which includes everything a great album should have. A lot […]

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Rick Fines Solar Powered Too

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, rick fines, roots, songwriter October 20, 2020

Rick Fines Solar Powered Too Independent Rick Fines hails from Peterborough, Canada in Central Ontario. He gained attention in the 1980’s as the co-founder, front man and guitarist in “Jackson Delta” who recorded their 1989 debut “Delta Sunrise” in Memphis. They followed up with two Juno Award nominated albums; 1991’s “Acoustic Blues” and 1992’s “I […]

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Harvey McLaughlin Rascality

Jim Hynes americana, harvey Mclaughlin, indie, making a Scene, singer-songwriter October 18, 2020

Harvey McLaughlin Rascality Saustex Equal parts Tom Waits, Professor Longhair, Warren Zevon and Randy Newman, Texas-based pianist and singer-songwriter Harvey McLaughlin brings a bizarre set of tunes, zany attitude, and plenty of sarcasm on his second solo outing Rascality. McLaughlin is at heart a roots-rocker with punk sensibilities who seems less interested in musical mastery than in creating […]

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Chris Smither More From The Levee

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, roots October 3, 2020

Chris Smither More From The Levee Signature Sounds Chris Smither recorded his debut album “I’m A Stranger Too!” in 1970. Included was the song “Love You Like a Man”. Two years later the song was recorded by Bonnie Raitt and helped establish Smither as one of our foremost songwriters. Smither’s last album was 2018’s “Call […]

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Drive-by Truckers The New OK

Jim Hynes drive by truckers, indie Blues, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots, roots rock October 2, 2020

Drive-by Truckers The New OK ATO One of America’s most important rock bands, Drive-by Truckers (DBTs), delivered an inspired, ferocious, and angry at times performance in Philadelphia the day after the 2016 Election. Their performance was as one would have expected. Yet, the collective vibe both onstage in the audience was collective release from the shocking numbness still […]

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Band of Heathens Stranger

Jim Hynes americana, band of heathens, making a Scene, roots September 25, 2020

Band of Heathens Stranger BOH The Band of Heathens (BOH) have made a pandemic record, loosely alluded to by its title, Stranger, the sixth studio album for the Austin-based unit, and their first of original material since 2017’s Deuende. Actually, the title for this one, wasn’t directly drawn from the pandemic but rather influenced by […]

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Pete Kronowitt Do Something Now

Jim Hynes americana, making a Scene, pete kronowitt, viola krouse September 23, 2020

Pete Kronowitt Do Something Now Self-released San Francisco-based, New Jersey born, Florida raised singer/songwriter and activist Pete Kronowitt is out with his latest set of rallying cry songs, Do Something Now. Kronowitt is the founder of the Face the Music Collective, a grassroots organization driving social and political change. However, what may be more notable […]

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Joan Osborne Trouble and Strife

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, joan osborne, making a Scene September 17, 2020

Joan Osborne Trouble and Strife Womanly Hips Music Trouble and Strife, self-produced on her own label, is her tenth solo studio album and the first album of Joan Osborne’s original material in six years, since 2014’s Love and Hate. It’s Osborne, one of the best and certainly most versatile singers of our time, responding to […]

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Various Artists Put Down That Weapon (Make Music Not War)

Jim Hynes americana, making a Scene, protest songs September 14, 2020

Various Artists Put Down That Weapon (Make Music Not War) Y & T Music By Jim Hynes The social unrest we are experiencing now inevitably brings comparisons to the sixties and its wealth of protest songs. For example, “For What It’s Worth” has this line “What a field day for the heat, a thousand people […]

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Yana Distant Shore

Martina Doerner americana, making a Scene, singer-songwriter September 6, 2020

Yana Distant Shore Today I want to introduce you to a wonderful singer/songwriter from the Czech Republic…Yana. When you listen to her music you realize very quickly that she has a strong connection to Ireland and she says about herself that she may have lived there in a previous life. Yana released her debut EP […]

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Dianne Davidson Perigon: Full Circle

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, dianne Davidson, indie Blues, making a Scene August 31, 2020

Dianne Davidson Perigon: Full Circle Independent Born in West Tennessee, Dianne Davidson was singing and writing songs when she was just a child. She formed her first band when she was eleven. She completed her musical education by performing in bars, nightclubs and listening rooms from Tennessee to Greenwich Village. She recorded her debut album […]

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Willie Nile Uncovered

Richard Ludmerer indie Blues, making a Scene, Rock, roots, songwriter, willie nile August 30, 2020

Willie Nile Uncovered Paradiddle Records Willie Nile was born Robert Noonan in Buffalo, N.Y. in 1948. He attended the University of Buffalo; and afterwards relocated to Greenwich Village to pursue a music career. Nile frequented New York’s punk rock club CBGB’s were he was influenced by the music of the Ramones, the Patti Smith Group, […]

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R.B. Morris Going Back to the Sky

Jim Hynes Country, making a Scene, rb morris, songwriter August 29, 2020

R.B. Morris Going Back to the Sky Singular Recordings and songwriter, solo and band leader, and a sometimes playwright and actor Admittedly, the initial draw here is that RB Morris’ album is produced by Bo Ramsey. Yet, a small bit of research combined with listening to just the first full song, “Red Sky,” proves that […]

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Allman-Betts Band Bless Your Heart

Jim Hynes allman betts band, blues, indie Blues, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots August 27, 2020

Allman-Betts Band Bless Your Heart BMG Last year’s debut from the Allman-Betts Band, Down to the River, marked the first time the seven-piece ensemble played together, let alone record together. But even that is not entirely accurate as keyboardist John Ginty joined the band for the tour, after the recording was done. So, if that […]

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Various Artists Back to Paradise – A Tribute to Okie Music

Jim Hynes americana, Back to paradise, making a Scene, okie music August 25, 2020

Various Artists Back to Paradise – A Tribute to Okie Music Horton Think Tulsa and inevitably the names of J.J. Cale, Leon Russell, The Gap Band, Jesse Ed Davis, and others come to mind. Today, it’ likely John Fullbright, John Moreland, Paul Benjamin, Jesse Aycock, and others. Fullbright, Benjamin, Aycock and six more pay tribute […]

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Dan Penn Living On Mercy

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, dan penn, indie Blues, making a Scene, soul August 24, 2020

Dan Penn Living On Mercy The Last Music Co. The seventy-eight-year-old Dan Penn was born Wallace Daniel Pennington in Vernon, Alabama. Penn found work at the Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals. He first recorded in 1960, and that same year wrote his first hit for Conway Twitty. He is among our most soulful songwriters. His […]

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Eli Winter Unbecoming

Jim Hynes americana, eli winter, making a Scene, unbecoming August 20, 2020

Eli Winter Unbecoming American Dreams Chicago-based guitarist Eli Winter, who is still in college, delivers Unbecoming, is first album as a leader and second overall. and one that explores many aspects of instrumental guitar from acoustic to electric and even baritone electric. On two of the three tracks (yes, these are lengthy ones) Winter plays […]

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The Two Tracks Cheers to Solitude

Viola Krouse americana, cello, making a Scene, the two tracks August 14, 2020

The Two Tracks Cheers to Solitude Cheers To Solitude, the newest album by Sheridan Wyoming’s Funky-Americana quartet, The TwoTracks, releases on August 14, 2020 amidst radio charting buzz. The Two Tracks have been making a name for themselves nationally since their self-titled debut was voted “Wyoming Best Album” by Wyoming Public Radio In 2016. The […]

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Samoa Wilson with the Jim Kweskin Band I Just Want To Be Horizontal

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, Jim Kweskin, making a Scene, old time music, Samoa Wilson August 10, 2020

Samoa Wilson with the Jim Kweskin Band I Just Want To Be Horizontal Kingswood Records During the early 1960’s there was a thriving folk music revival coming out of New York’s Greenwich Village. In 1963 the “Even Dozen Jug Band” released their album on Elektra Records. The music was fun, and among the band members […]

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Cary Morin Dockside Saints

Viola Krouse americana, blues, Cary Morin, indie Blues, making a Scene, singer-songwriter August 9, 2020

Cary Morin Dockside Saints Dockside Saints released August 7, 2020 and features an all-star cast of soulful players. Cary Morin releases the best album of his career at a time when promoting new music will take a higher power. There is something special at play here, perhaps something ancestral was captured, some ancient Native culture […]

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Market Junction Burning Bridges

Jim Hynes americana, indie, making a Scene, market junction August 5, 2020

Market Junction Burning Bridges Self-released Houston, Texas-based Market Junction grabs the listener right from the outset with lyrics to the opening “When Your Heart Begins to Break.” Try this line – “Love is not an anchor that steadies you at sea. It’s more like a shipwreck on a godforsaken beach.” As the album unfolds, it’s […]

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Family Album Stephen Simmons

Viola Krouse americana, family album, making a Scene, stephan simmons August 3, 2020

Family Album Stephen Simmons Introducing new music from Stephen Simmons as he releases his Family Album on his indie Locke Creek label. These are uncertain times but perhaps one saving grace during the pandemic is that people are slowing down and reconnecting with family. The songs on Family Album are exactly that, a connection to […]

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Taylor Swift Folklore

Jess L'Hommedieu americana, folklore, making a Scene, Taylor Swift July 26, 2020

Taylor Swift Folklore In a stroke of marketing genius,Taylor Swift dropped a surprise album with 17 hours notice on Friday. Swift’s 8th studio album titled Folklore proves that even as the world is in the midst of a pandemic, the music doesn’t have to stop. Fans went wild upon hearing the news of the lengthy […]

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Bill Kirchen The Proper Years

Richard Ludmerer commander cody, country rock, indie country, making a Scene July 20, 2020

Bill Kirchen The Proper Years The Last Music Co. Connecticut born Bill Kirchen attended high school in Ann Arbor. Later as a student at the University of Michigan he was a member of a country band with George Frayne and John Tichy. In 1967 they became the nucleus and co-founders of Commander Cody and the […]

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Heathcote Hill The Stories We Are Told

Jim Hynes americana, Heathcote hill, making a Scene, singer-songwriter July 20, 2020

Heathcote Hill The Stories We Are Told 311 Music Westchester County New York may not be a common base for many bands, but Heathcote Hill are proud to call Mamaroneck, NY home. Stories We Are Told is the band’s fifth album in less than four years. Produced and mixed by Timothy M. Hatfield (Keith Richards, […]

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Billy Prine A Place I Used to Know

Viola Krouse americana, billy prine, cd review, making a Scene July 9, 2020

Billy Prine A Place I Used to Know Memphis International Records Billy Prine releases A Place I Used To Know on July 10 by Memphis International Records and is his first album release since 2013. It features two songs written by his legendary, late brother John Prine. Originally from Chicago and now living in Nashville, […]

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Andy Baker North Country Sky

Jim Hynes americana, any baker, making a Scene, North country sky, singer-songwriter July 7, 2020

Andy Baker North Country Sky Self-released Andy Baker is a Michigan-based singer-songwriter who placed as a 2020 Kerrville Folk Festival finalist for two of the songs on this release, North Country Sky, his fourth studio album. The album is somewhat eclectic, from folk to folk-rock, a dash of country and even blues but it holds […]

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The Harmed Brothers Across The Waves

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, Harmed Brothers, indie Blues, making a Scene June 30, 2020

The Harmed Brothers Across The Waves Fluff & Gravy Records The Americana and indie rock Harmed Brothers are Missouri native Ray Vietti and Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Alex Salcido. The two songwriters quickly became kindred spirits through their songs of love and loss, binge drinking and redemption. The banjo/guitar duo released their independently produced debut “All […]

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Louisiana’s Leroux One of Those Days

Richard Ludmerer baton rouge, blues, indie Blues, leroux, making a Scene June 22, 2020

Louisiana’s Leroux One of Those Days Gulf Coast Records First formed in 1977 the Baton Rouge based band changed its name to Louisiana’s LeRoux “the French term for the thick and hearty gravy base that’s used to make a gumbo” just before releasing their 1978 eponymous debut. The album contained their single “New Orleans Ladies”, […]

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Jenny Reynolds Any Kind of Angel

Jim Hynes americana, jenny reynolds, making a Scene, singer-songwriter June 20, 2020

Jenny Reynolds Any Kind of Angel Self-released New Englander Jenny Reynolds is one of many singer-songwriters who found a musical home in Austin. She fits right in with that defining trait of Texas singer-songwriters – storytelling. And, with this, her fourth album, she’s long earned the respect of some of the city’s best musicians. Those […]

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John Craigie Asterisk the Universe

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, indie Blues, john Craigie, making a Scene June 13, 2020

John Craigie Asterisk the Universe Zabriskie Point John Craigie is the modern-day troubadour who has knack for drawing listeners to his articulate cons filled with dry wit and unexpected twists. He has spent more than a decade on the road honing his storytelling skills, brought to the fore once again with his latest project, Asterisk […]

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Going to the Sun Love Letters from the Western Gate

Jim Hynes americana, going to the sun, Indie Rock, making a Scene June 12, 2020

Going to the Sun Love Letters from the Western Gate Mountainsize Music Minneapolis has been in the news, most for the wrong reasons lately, although reforms are beginning to take shape. Out of that darkness and anger bursts forth a group that’s been together for a while now and as their name suggests, theirs is […]

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Holy Hive Float Back to You

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, holy hive, making a Scene June 2, 2020

Holy Hive Float Back to You Big Crown The expectations for this debut release from Holy Hive and their self-described “folk soul” were rather high following a string of live shows, singles, and their Harping EP. It’s fair to say the trio delivered on them as well with their retro mashup of folk and ‘60s soul. It’s, […]

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Lorena Leigh Water Theory

Robert Levoy americana, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots May 31, 2020

Lorena Leigh Water Theory Cowgirl-Mermaid Records This morning I started my day listening to a CD I received in the mail the other day by an independent artist from Fort Worth, Texas that mixes pop with a little of island and folk sound. The artist is Lorena Leigh and the album is Water Theory released […]

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G.F. Patrick One Town Over

Jim Hynes americana, Country, GF Patrick, making a Scene, songwriter May 29, 2020

G.F. Patrick One Town Over Need to Know This is the debut for Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter G.F. Patrick. Patrick brings us 14 originals backed by tight unit that features Billy Conway (Morphine, Jeffrey Foucault) on drums to form an Americana sound backed in guitars and keyboards from Mark Blasquez while co-producer Frank Swatt handles the bass. […]

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Fernando Perdomo Leo August

Robert Levoy americana, Leo August., making a Scene May 22, 2020

Fernando Perdomo Leo August The Leo August Album is the May 19, 2020 concept album by Fernando Perdomo, guitarist, and bassist of the Dave Kerzner Band in which the concept of this amazing release is that Leo August is a singer-songwriter on his death bed at the end of his battle with a deadly disease. […]

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Peter Karp Magnificent Heart

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, peter karp, singer-songwriter May 11, 2020

Peter Karp Magnificent Heart Rose Cottage Music Peter Karp’s music is fueled by blues and inspired by the Americana and roots music he grew up listening to. He writes about personal experience with detailed observations. This collection of songs is about people he met and experiences encountered “the triumphs and tragedies that you leave behind […]

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Jeffrey Halford and the Healers West Towards South

Gerry Casey americana, cd review, indie, jeffrey halford, making a Scene May 10, 2020

Jeffrey Halford and the Healers West Towards South Review Of “West Towards South”by Jeffrey Halford And The Healers. The formula of the concept album has been around a while. I suppose one of the earliest, and most famous of all was The Beatles classic, ”Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band,” There have been quite a […]

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Gabrielle Louise The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, Gabrielle Louise, making a Scene May 3, 2020

Gabrielle Louise The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart Self-released The Unending Alteration of the Human Heart is the studio follow-up to singer-songwriter Gabrielle Louise’s 2016 When the Static Clears, my introduction to the Colorado-based artist. She did also release Live at ETown Hall in 2017. This is her ninth album overall. Gabrielle is a […]

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Pokey LaFarge Rock Bottom Rhapsody

Jim Hynes americana, cd review, Indie Rock, making a Scene, pokey lafarge April 28, 2020

Pokey LaFarge Rock Bottom Rhapsody New West Yes, this writer may be a little late to Pokey LaFarge but am attracted to his old school 1950s R&B as done by white artists from the period, mixed in with some bluesy and rockabilly riffs here and there. Echoes of the Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, and others […]

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Thomm Jutz Live in Two Worlds Volume 1

Viola Krouse americana, indie, making a Scene, Thomm Jutz April 27, 2020

Thomm Jutz Live in Two Worlds Volume 1 Mountain Home Music Company Thomm Jutz released the first of two volumes of music titled To Live In Two Worlds. Volume 1 released in March by Mountain Home Music Company. There is a vintage vibe as the album opens with an acoustic soundtrack to simpler times. This […]

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Casey Van Beek and the Tulsa Groove Heaven Forever

Jim Hynes americana, Casey Van Beek, making a Scene, Tulsa Groove April 26, 2020

Casey Van Beek and the Tulsa Groove Heaven Forever Little Village Foundation Little Village Foundation has made another discovery, this time not unearthing a new star but a hardened music veteran of six decades. His band, the Tulsa Groove, will inevitably bring back memories of the great J.J. Cale. In fact, play Heaven Forever for […]

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Sarah Siskind Modern Appalachia

Jim Hynes americana, indie, making a Scene, roots, sarah siskind, singer-songwriter April 20, 2020

Sarah Siskind Modern Appalachia Red Request Sarah Siskind’s Modern Appalachia is long overdue as it’s her first album in nine years. This is an important project as evidenced by the gleaming list of guests including Bill Frisell, Justin Vernon, Jeff Sipe, Mike Seal, Daniel Kimbro, Rose Cousins, Julie Lee, and Elizabeth Foster. Don’t let the […]

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Ali Holder Uncomfortable Truths

Jim Hynes Ali holder, americana, Austin, making a Scene, roots April 17, 2020

Ali Holder Uncomfortable Truths Self-released The title alone provides intrigue as Texas singer-songwriter Ali Holder doesn’t just confess but instead urges us to stand tall, defiantly in the face of stereotypes while acknowledging difficult circumstances. Ultimately, rather than dwelling on the negative, she pushes toward the optimistic higher road, chronicling some of the pain on […]

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Brian Dunne Selling Things

Jim Hynes americana, Brian Dunne, cd review, making a Scene April 14, 2020

Brian Dunne Selling Things Self-produced Selling Things is a cathartic project for Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Brian Dunne, drawing on a difficult year spent wrestling with mental health and an existential crisis. Yet, you can right away hear the unbridled passion in Dunne’s expressive voice. He’s got plenty to let go of and he’s determined to make […]

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Eliza Gilkyson 2020

Jim Hynes 2020, americana, Eliza Gilkyson, making a Scene April 13, 2020

Eliza Gilkyson 2020 Red House This is a difficult one to hear in the context of its original inspiration – that being an election year where there is potential of a return to common sense, decency, and forward-looking thinking from the President. This health pandemic leaves us with such an uncertain future that the importance […]

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