Night Teacher explores the difficult freedom of love on “St. Augustine”
Nite Teacher’s new release, “St. Augustine,” lives firmly in the truth that love can be meaningful,
Plas Hervouët Band opens with the tense, guitar-driven anthem “Grand duel”
“Grand duel” is immediately recognizable for its appeal, which comes from how the tension becomes a
“The Experiment” connects Hari Vasan’s personal story to a larger american question
Hari Vasan’s latest release, “The Experiment,” is an Americana-folk song that connects a personal story to
I Nu explores memories and acceptance on acoustic folk song “Saisons”
I Nu’s new release, “Saisons,” is an acoustic folk song born from leaving one world and
“An Opening (with strings)” revisits a Charlie Cunningham defining moment
It’s been ten years since Charlie Cunningham dropped “Lines,” and he revisits a tune that helped
Dom Colmé explores the contradictions of connection on “La tendresse”
On “La tendresse“ from Dom Colmé’s latest album “Cheap Road Movie,” the gentle intimacy and sudden
Alain V gets carried away by love on new release “Je suis fou de toi”
In “Je suis fou de toi,” Alain V captures the dizzying feeling of being completely taken
Roland Mueller and Adrian Patino highlight the power of South American folk instrumental music with “Nevando esta: Allegro”
Some instrumental pieces communicate through atmosphere, rather than words, and “Nevando esta: Allegro” by Roland Mueller
Richard Dean Fisher reflects on memory and human cost in “Srebrenica”
Some songs are written to keep a memory alive, and that’s the road Richard Dean Fisher
Ghost Tymbre turns creative change into sound with “M Soft Light”
“M Soft Light” is the first of a year-long series of songs written between 2012 and
