Masters Of Music
Amythyst Kiah’s new song “Wild Turkey” is one of 11 from her forthcoming new album, Wary + Strange. The devastating track finds the singer-songwriter recalling her mother’s death and the fallout from the tragedy.
Throughout “Wild Turkey,” Kiah shares details of her mom’s suicide: “Body in water for days
After playing in eclectic bands from Hollywood to Brooklyn, St. Louis Park native Christy Merry decided to record her own music.
While currently a Minneapolis resident, Merry’s Park connections show through in the cover art for her new EP, “Here for You.” The vintage photograph from the early 1980s features
OnFocus – Central Wisconsin native Dave Wienke as “Memory Land” has just released his official debut album “Party of the Life.” Now living in Chicago, Wienke has 7
Former Styx frontman Dennis DeYoung has revealed the track listing and artwork for his final album, 26 East: Volume 2.
The opening song is called “Hello Goodbye,” yet DeYoung insists it’s not a cover of the famous Beatles song – though it was inspired by the Fab Four.
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Give one listen to his 1971 song “I Pity the Country” and you will know Willie Dunn. Over a winding, fingerpicked acoustic guitar melody, the First Nations songwriter uncovers layer after layer of hard wisdom in his deep, solemn voice. “I pity the country/I pity the state,” he sings of
Traditional folk can spring artists into unusual places. Ainsley Hamill began her career in Glasgow folk group Barluath, wrapping her plush, muscular vocals around Gaelic, Scots and English language traditionals, but she begins Not Just Ship Land sounding like last year’s avant-garde newcomer Keeley Forsyth. “Saltwater and city fill