Turkuaz is an inspiring, soulful, funky, high energy, nine-piece party from Brooklyn, New York. This dynamic group of incredible individuals has been brought together by the power of an unforgettable funk song and a never-ending dance party. Turkuaz has been on the road, traveling coast to coast, city to city, to immerse audiences with their… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Turkuaz @ Chill
Isaac Newton once said, “If I have been able to see further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” The exciting new album and resulting tour of Reed Mathis and ‘Electric Beethoven’ is just that, going further standing on the shoulders of giants. The album is filled with classical allusions and improvisational rockets… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Reed Mathis
On a fine day in September, Grateful Web’s Michelle Miesse sat down with Elephant Revival‘s Bridget Law to discuss her inspirations, what it feels like to play alongside a symphony and some of the best things she’s learned recently. An inspiration in the folk and fiddle worlds, Law seems naturally drawn to humanitarianism and music.… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Bridget Law
Grateful Web recently had an opportunity to speak with the multifarious Jeremy Garrett. The gifted multi-instrumentalist is best known as fiddler, singer, and co-songwriter of acclaimed progressive grass quintet the Infamous Stringdusters. On September 27th, Jeremy will release his anticipated newest solo release. The R.V. Sessions Volume 2 features Garrett slinging multiple acoustic instruments recorded… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Jeremy Garrett
During the hot, humid days at Homegrown Music Festival along the Mulberry River in Arkansas, Grateful Web got the extreme pleasure of chilling out on the river for an interview with banjo duo The Lowest Pair. Palmer Lee recited a poem, Kendl Winter spoke about her creativity style, and we discussed their inspirations and collaboration… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with The Lowest Pair
On Wednesday, August 17th, at The Fillmore in San Francisco, The Rex Foundation and SF Giants starting pitcher’s Jake Peavy Foundation will co-host a charitable event that has been dubbed “Can’t Stop The Train,” a Tribute to the music of Jerry Garcia. Headlining the event alongside Peavy’s band The Outsiders is none other than Grateful… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Jake Peavy
Grateful Web caught up with Dave Johnston of Yonder Mountain String Band just in time to talk about 2016 so far and the upcoming Red Rocks show on August 20th, 2016. They will headline with Preservation Hall Jazz Band and the Drive-By Truckers in support. GW: So you are in the studio today, that is… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Dave Johnston
On his 6th studio release, Por Favor¸ Northern California-native Brett Dennen makes a point to strip away any semblance of polished artistry for a more raw, less calculated expression of his own human nature. Ten tracks float together like smoke in a still vacuum, unmarred by external forces. It carries uncertainties, sharps, flats and learning… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Brett Dennen
With the release of their latest album, A Riddle for You, The DuPont Brothers shine a light on personal growth – theirs, yours, a community’s. With a grander sound than their last release, an acoustic album, the duo presents bigger ideas and shows growth lyrically and musically. With the help of producer Michael Chorney and… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with DuPont Brothers
Fort Collins based Hog Magundy recently released their debut album and Grateful Web sat down to talk about the album, some of their favorite festivals and their recent additon to the Nimbleslick Entertainment Agency. GW: Thanks a lot for chatting with us. You guys recently dropped a new album, can you tell us a bit… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Hog Magundy
