blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, shane dwight
Shane Dwight No One Loves Me Better Red Parlor Records Shane Dwight was born in California. As a youngster he was diagnosed with a debilitating bone disease. He began playing guitar in high school as his early influences were mostly rock acts such as Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones. As a late bloomer he […]
artist interview, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, shane dwight
HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Shane Dwight! Critically acclaimed Indie blues maverick, Shane Dwight, will pull you into his house by the ear after the first chord of No One Loves Me Better out on Red Parlor Records out on April 5, 2019. This esteemed independent label has long been a […]
cd review, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots, roots rock
M. Lockwood Porter Communion in the Ashes Black Mesa Communion in the Ashes is flat-out rock n’ roll, a rallying cry, a series of anthemic songs by M. Lockwood Porter and his five-piece band designed to build hope amongst the surrounding doom. Yes, this about community and moving forward rather than wallowing in despair. It’s […]
Ally Venable, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, Ruf Records
Ally Venable Texas Honey Ruf Records fAlly Venable is a powerful young blues singer from Texas with roots that clearly show that proud tradition of blues-rock fostered by Stevie Ray Vaughan, ZZ Top, and so many others. Now, at not yet twenty, Venable is releasing her third album, Texas Honey, produced by fellow Texan Mike […]
blues, Eryn, indie Blues, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots
HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Eryn! Eryn has developed a reputation as one of the premier up and coming voices on the scene today. Originally from MD and now living in NJ, Eryn’s style is heavily influenced by the musical traditions of the south. Her respect for the traditions of […]
americana, making a Scene, roots, Ted Russell Kamp, walkin shoes
Ted Russell Kamp Walkin’ Shoes PoMo Roots veteran Ted Russell Kamp (TRK) is back with his eleventh solo album, Walkin’ Shoes, a fun and exhilarating ride through love, traveling, and a witty look at the idiosyncrasies of life changes as only a true troubadour can sing them. It’s an aptly named title for these 13-songs, […]
blues, blues-rock, Brandon Santini, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots
Brandon Santini The Longshot American Showplace Music Brandon Santini hails from the Piedmont region of North Carolina. He relocated to Memphis in 2003 and began fronting the Delta Highway Band. In 2009 they received a Blues Music Award nomination as Best New Artist. Santini released his own debut recording “Songs of Love, Money and Misery” […]
big al and the heavyweights, blues, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots
Big Al and The Heavyweights World Full Of Trouble Eller Soul Records Big Al Lauro, who is from The Big Easy, started recording his original Louisiana based roots music around 2001 with the release of both Big Al and The Heavyweights “Hey, Hey Mardi Gras” and “Ultimate Mardi Gras”; and followed up with 2002’s “Late […]
blues, blues-rock, cd review, indie Blues, making a Scene, Nick Schnebelen, roots
Nick Schnebelen Crazy All By Myself Vizztone Label Group Nick Schnebelen is from Kansas City where he grew up in a household surrounded by music. “Music’s been in my blood for generations” as both of his parents were professional musicians, as were his grandparents and great grandfather. Schnebelen is a founding member of the band […]
americana, blues, blues-rock, danny lynn wilson, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots
HOME PAGE FACEBOOK PAGE Making A Scene Presents an Interview with Danny Lynn Wilson! After years of traveling along life’s dusty roads, Danny Lynn Wilson has emerged sharing his “Peace of Mind” – a personal collection of Original Roots recordings expressing his profound inner experiences. Polished with the persistent help of his band and the […]
