Artists
With his warm, rich tenor and emotionally powerful songs, Brendan James announces himself as an artist-to-watch on his dazzling debut album The Day is Brave. Rooted in the classic singer/songwriter tradition, the album is 11 tracks of stunning songcraft: elegant, earthy… (Read More)
Brett Dennen (born October 28, 19791) is a folk/pop singer-songwriter from Oakdale, California. He has been compared to Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Tracy Chapman, Jack Johnson, Paul Simon, James Taylor, and Wynonna Judd.[citation needed] In 2004, Dennen released his first self-titled… (Read More)
This Denver based outfit plays Roots Rock, fusing rhythms and styles from folk, rock, latin, and funk to weave an intricate tapestry of sound without abandoning their pop sensibility. Founded in 2006, the Chris Webb Band has quickly risen through the… (Read More)
The new five-member band converged to mingle their creative processes at Allaire, a studio in upstate New York, with producer Eric Merrill for Still Crooked. The album, to be released on the Signature Sounds on June 24, 2008, balances unknown traditional… (Read More)
The Radical Knitting Circle has successfully dragged the river and found the remains of an old soul full of heartbreak and hammered fingernails, lost constituencies and the poetry of a hymn. On finding this fortune, they have pieced together a sound… (Read More)
I am 25. I have been playing music publicly off and on since I was 19. For the last couple years I have endeavored to get a band going. I found success in that I put a band together. I failed… (Read More)
Two brothers. One project. The Kirkpatrick Project. At 9000 feet above sea level in Colorado, there is a beautiful mountain valley. Wes grabs his guitar and leaves his cabin “The Far Side” alone in the moonlit meadow as he makes the… (Read More)
Tony Clifton is a fictional character created and often played by comedian Andy Kaufman in the late 1970s. Kaufman saw Clifton as the antithesis of the sweet, gentle “Foreign Man” character he was best known for (which was later adapted into… (Read More)
