Reviews – Page 5

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

Fresh Track: Nate Leavitt “When You’re Ready”

Nate Leavitt has a way of comfortably ripping your heart out. His voice echoing soothing waves across your ear canal

“Man, a lot of people came to hear sad songs tonight,” Andrew Marlin said as Mandolin Orange took the stage

There is something mighty refreshing about the delivery of Jeff Przech‘s music. His voice, deep and crackling, a burning fire

You say it to yourself sometimes. A band releases an album, it becomes an instant favorite and you ponder how

I first came across R.D. King a few years back at a show in Cambridge. He was sandwiched in between

(photo credit Michelle Stone) If a bow was a paintbrush and the channel from ear canal to the deep recesses

One of the best things about seeing Hiss Golden Messenger is that it’s a different line-up every time and, also,

When Ruby Boots stepped to the front of the stage and her band stepped back so she could sing “I

Phil Cook, man. I’m shaking my head trying to capture how that show felt last night. Here’s the thing. At

‘Settle Down’ is Alexander’s debut album. Stories and songs about living on your own for the first time and the