Tom “The Suit” Forst, a late-blooming musician, launched his career at 57 after decades in corporate media. His podcast, Chasing The Blues, celebrates blues history. Forst’s EP, World of Broken Hearts, features original songs about relationships and emotions, showcasing his storytelling and guitar skills. It’s a compelling addition for blues aficionados.
Seth James’ latest album, “Motormouth,” showcases his Texas blues and roots artistry, blending Southern rock and soulful rhythms. Featuring expressive vocals and sharp guitar work, the album highlights both original tracks and covers. Recorded with seasoned musicians, it aims to create a vibrant, communal musical experience through its diverse sound.
Lexie Blue’s album “Too Glam To Give A Damn” features 10 tracks that blend blues and soul with modern flair. Celebrated for her powerful vocals and storytelling, Blue showcases a mix of grit and glam, backed by a dynamic band. The album embodies themes of resilience, empowerment, and unapologetic identity.
Ben Musser’s solo debut, “Sentimental Fever,” marks a significant milestone after two decades in music. As a one-man band, Musser wrote all eleven tracks and played multiple instruments, showcasing his artistic evolution. The album blends personal themes with Americana influences, reflecting confidence and authenticity, making it a compelling and heartfelt work.
Gerry Casey interviews Jamiah Denzel Rogers of Deacon Denzel and Dirty Church, highlighting their dynamic sound that blends rock, blues, funk, and gospel. Jamiah’s commanding presence fosters a communal, immersive experience during live performances, driving the band’s emotional intensity and authentic connection with the audience, without following transient trends.