Maeri Ferguson

Despite Dan Auerbach’s knack for spinning gold, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, hometown heroes Ceramic Animal were already three albums and a ton of hard work in when they crossed paths with the producer and his magic touch. Establishing themselves locally as a tight five-piece, the band — which consists of brothers Chris,

They keep saying the age of the full album is nearing its end. But despite releasing two singles a month over the past year, Amanda Anne Platt knew her latest batch of songs belonged together in one place, as one story. The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea, a double

Like so many “supergroups” or collaborations, The Delines first seemed like a one-off, their spectacular 2014 debut Colfax something to be savored in case another record wasn’t in the cards. This was especially the case after lead vocalist Amy Boone’s traumatic 2016 car accident. The uncertainty of her

Much has been written of the wildfires ravaging the American West, but when Anna Ash’s quiet quiver sings about it, something seems to sink in deeper. “I can’t help but pray / That when we see those flames / You’ll look at me and / We won’t hesitate / To

The process of creating her third solo album Age of Apathy was, for Aoife O’Donovan, just as fascinating as the result. First, a move from New York City to rural central Florida. Then an encounter and collaboration with a music engineer and academic who streamed O’Donovan’s songwriting