East Nashville-based Americana artist, Lilly Winwood, is gearing up to release her debut album Time Well Spent on January 29. Her rootsy voice perfectly compliments her soulful songwriting, which allows listeners a glimpse into her personal experiences. Although Winwood’s writing is wise beyond her years, it is clear that throughout the album, she is coming… Continue reading Lilly Winwood Gears Up To Release Debut Album Time Well Spent January 29
Today, music fans can tune in for the first time to The Music Plays the Band podcast from Dark Star Orchestra Drummer Rob Koritz. Highlighting and focusing on the influence of the Grateful Dead on the life and career of professional musicians within the jamband world and beyond, the podcast is available now on all streaming platforms… Continue reading Dark Star Orchestra Drummer Rob Koritz Launches ‘The Music Plays the Band’ Podcast
Backline—the music industry’s mental health and wellness resource—is proud to announce a new partnership with Breathwrk, a health & performance app that empowers people to harness their breath to maximize mental & physical health. Breathwrk has successfully decoded breath’s impact on human physiology and translates that knowledge into simple, effective exercises designed to induce states… Continue reading Backline provides free yoga and meditation subscriptions for the music industry
There are things you can replace And others you cannot The time has come to weigh those things This space is gettin’ hot You know this space is gettin’ hot Heed this last call! There are only two days left to become a 2021 Dave’s Picks subscriber. Subscriptions will come to end on Friday, January… Continue reading Last Chance For 2021 Dave's Picks Subscriptions
Coming February 26, 2021, Los Angeles soul singer Chris Pierce’s new album, American Silence, has already gathered critical acclaim from NPR and Rolling Stone! Ann Powers at NPR wrote twice about the power of Chris’ debut single and title track and its effect on her in 2020, saying it’s “…the song white allies need to… Continue reading Chris Pierce channels Richie Havens/Bob Dylan with 2021 protest album
Adam Douglas is a playmaker in the best sense of the word. His music is intended to be played to people. He savours every moment on stage and values every opportunity to connect with his audience. Raised in Oklahoma, USA, Douglas lived in Chicago and Minneapolis before finding his way to Norway where he has… Continue reading Adam Douglas challenges society's expectations for men's mental health with new single
The epic global streaming event “A Bowie Celebration: Just For One Day!” has added HYFI as a broadcast partner for the January 8 concert event. Rolling Live Studios’ addition of HYFI, a leading destination for the highest-quality 4K and HDR on-demand concert programming and virtual live entertainment, enables fans to enjoy the star-studded event on OTT (over-the-top) via the HYFI… Continue reading HYFI to host ‘A Bowie Celebration: Just For One Day!’ on January 8
Gibson, the iconic American instrument brand, is pleased to announce the addition of Mesa/Boogie–one of the most respected and prestigious brands in sound and guitar amplification–to their family of brands. Mesa/Boogie–the original “Boutique” amplifier company–was founded 51 years ago by Randy Smith, who is responsible for creating the ground-breaking circuits that drive some of the… Continue reading Gibson Announces The Addition Of Mesa/Boogie
Valentine’s Day 2021 delivers an unexpected and welcome surprise with the release of “A Romantic’s Guide to King Crimson,” the new 12-track album of reinvented King Crimson material by the husband-and-wife duo Deborah and Pat Mastelotto. The collection, which spans the band’s entire history, revisits classics including “Matte Kudasai,” “Heartbeat,” “Moonchild,” “Elephant Talk,” “Peace,” “Exiles,”… Continue reading “A Romantic's Guide To King Crimson”
Naming him the #1 stand-up comic of all time, Rolling Stone wrote of Richard Pryor: “Pryor was untouchable … If [George] Carlin is the brain and conscience of comedy, Pryor is its guts and heart, and it’s unlikely the man referred to as the ‘Picasso of our profession’ — by no less than Jerry Seinfeld… Continue reading Richard Pryor's first two albums restored and expanded
