[Photo courtesy of John Shearer via Country Now] After two years, Lady Antebellum has re-emerged with a lead single, "What If I Never Get Over You" from their new album Ocean, debuting Nov. 15. This album will be the first release since the trio, Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood, switched record labels from Capitol … Continue reading “What If I Never Get Over You” – Lady Antebellum
An evening with The Avett Brothers and Lake Street Dive
[Photo courtesy of The Avett Brothers via Daily Beast] After every concert, the Avett Brothers throw their setlist into the crowd, sometimes adding signatures or guitar picks. Every show, songs are added and others are taken away. This ongoing tradition says something about the band; that each night is a unique gift to that particular … Continue reading An evening with The Avett Brothers and Lake Street Dive
“Mother” – Charlie Puth
[Photo courtesy of Press/Atlantic Records via NME] Showcasing a beautiful voice and infectious melodies, Charlie Puth has been at the top of the pop charts since his hit "See You Again" in 2015. From there, his perfect pitch and catchy lyrics awarded him the title "pop prodigy." Now, he is working on a new sound … Continue reading “Mother” – Charlie Puth
“Never Be Sorry” – Old Dominion
[Photo courtesy of the artist via band's Instagram] If you are looking for a better outlook on a past relationship, Old Dominion has one in their new single, "Never Be Sorry." Over the past few years, Old Dominion has left their mark on the country scene, scoring six No. 1 hits, and in 2018, winning … Continue reading “Never Be Sorry” – Old Dominion
“Juice” – Lizzo
[courtesy of the artist via NPR] On June 17, I turned on the MTV Movie and TV Awards with the sole purpose of seeing the kids of Stranger Things present, and little interest in who would win what award. However, a gospel voice and driving beat grabbed my attention as musical guest, Lizzo, stole the … Continue reading “Juice” – Lizzo
Three-Thirty
Eccentric synth sounds, head-turning melodies, and catchy lyrics describe the three-piece band, AJR. Brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met began playing in 2005 in New York City busking the streets until they could afford to buy instruments and recording equipment. From there, the band began writing, recording, and producing from their living room so that … Continue reading Three-Thirty
Look Through My Window
The ‘60s. A decade where psychedelic drugs and peace became the mantra of the hippie movement, the Vietnam War was at its height, and people began to demand more freedom. The American culture was changing, and along with it, so was the music. In the middle of this change was The Mamas and the Papas. … Continue reading Look Through My Window
