Denise La Grassa, an adventurous artist from Chicago, blends genres in her latest album, “A Crossroads Communion.” Drawing from blues, soul, and jazz, she crafts powerful songs reflecting on modern issues and personal struggles. With a talented band, La Grassa’s bold music respects tradition while introducing fresh sounds.
Dana Fuchs is a soulful blues rocker influenced by Janis Joplin. Her live album “Live In Denmark,” recorded in 2025, features original songs co-written with Jon Diamond and includes covers. Fuchs embraces vulnerability and power, aiming to connect with audiences after the pandemic affected her previous work.
Gina Coleman, a South Bronx native, transformed from a school music student to a renowned blues artist. Starting her journey after winning a local open mic, she founded Misty Blues, celebrating original and traditional blues. Garnering multiple accolades and recording numerous albums, she now embarks on a solo career, honoring blues history through her music.
Joyann Parker, an American roots and soul singer-songwriter, is known for her powerful voice and emotional storytelling. Her upcoming album, Life Lines, set for release on March 27, 2026, showcases her evolution as an artist, combining influences from classic rock and blues. Parker aims to inspire hope and connection through her music.
Zavala Sol is a San Diego-based band formed in 2022, blending blues, swing, Southern rock, and funk. Lead singer Carrie Zavala’s powerful voice shapes the band’s identity. They quickly gained recognition, releasing a debut album and winning the San Diego International Blues Challenge, set to represent the city in 2024.
The Lucky Losers, a San Francisco-based blues and soul band, have won six Independent Blues Awards since 2019, including Artist of the Year for vocalist Cathy Lemons. Known for their dynamic performances and original material, they blend various musical styles and have released several acclaimed albums, gaining a strong international following.