Grant Britt

Eddie 9V is a soulful minister, delivering the goods like a man who's seen his musical calling writ large and is broadcasting it loud and clear. But even though he's looking skyward, don't be sidetracked by the title of his latest record. Capricorn ain&

EDITOR’S NOTE: As the year nears its close, we like to take a look back at albums we weren’t able to review earlier in the year. May Be the Last Time was released in September via Nola Blue Records. When James Brown and The Rolling Stones talked about

Plays well with others. If Billy Strings still got a report card, that box would not only be checked but starred, bolded, underlined, and crammed with exclamation marks. The youthful stringpuller, who just turned 30 last month, has already racked up an eclectic resume packed with collaborations with artists as

Poet, soothsayer, boss, shaman, future of rock and roll: Bruce Springsteen has had a lot of capes thrown around his shoulders throughout his career. But recently he realized he also had a bespoke accessory, a soulman cape languishing in his wardrobe closet that he wanted to haul out and revisit.

Soul is not dead. It's been slumbering for a while, but in recent years it has been resuscitated by a handful of flamekeepers with the care and the tonsils to bring the music back to its former glory. Pittsburgh native Billy Price has kept the music and sound