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Kashena Sampson describes “Phases” as “a spell of self-reflection, a way of honoring all sides of myself—the light and the shadow.”

Flight To London’s fine-tuned facsimile of synth pop’s ’80s heyday surpasses mere tribute-minded affectation. Credit highly skilled co-conspirators Jimmy McGorman

That we’re premiering “On And On Forever” on Spencer Miles’ wedding anniversary may be total fluke, but the Lips Of

Well The Night Has Come marks the end of a fallow period for Fulton Lights’ Andrew Spencer Goldman. Available November

Simply put, “And I Will” was a slog. “It went through so many forms,” says Grand Nathaniel’s J Burton. “The

Brian Dunne sure proved his mettle with team Fantastic Cat over the past year, most notably taking the lead on

Proud to follow in the footsteps of acknowledged idols Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi, Magnolia Boulevard isn’t trying to fool

The proverbial pandemic pivot had a special meaning for Peter Morén. After the anticlimactic 2020 release of Endless Dream, the

Dalton’s Nate Harar always felt he had a great synth song in him. “Maybe it’s due to the laziness of

“Across The Country” is the crucial thematic anchor to the album Alex Bloom always wanted to make. “It represents a

“This song is literally and metaphorically about walking in someone else’s torn-up, worn-down shoes and experiencing how uncomfortable they must

“Bright Yellow Sun” is the latest standout addition to an extensive catalog of road anthems that immortalize the vast distances

Inspired by the likes of John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters, Handsome Jack keeps it simple and raw on “Do

Horizons (Retrace Music) is another vast experiment in warm-hearted all-inclusiveness from Daniel Donato and his Cosmic Country compadres. This one