Clem Snide Grows into New Phase of Life and Music on ‘Forever Just Beyond’
I hope you’ve already seen The Good Place, because there’s a potential spoiler below.
Near the end of the show’s final season, William Jackson Harper’s character, Chidi, and Kristen Bell’s Eleanor are discussing mortality, and Chidi shares a Buddhist conception of death that compares a
‘From Liberty Street’ to Your Street, Mapache Delivers the Feel of Togetherness
Have you seen the news lately? Things are looking pretty bleak out there, what with the coronavirus pandemic and its fallout. Concerts and other mass-attended events are being cancelled, folks are being encouraged to stay home and avoid public spaces — it’s more than a little overwhelming and terrifying.
But
Coronavirus Crisis: How to Help Roots Music Artists
Dave Simonett is Feeling Fine and Sharing the Love on ‘Red Tail’
Dave Simonett, frontman and songwriter for Trampled by Turtles, found a type of therapy in his solo project Dead Man Winter, particularly in the 2017 release of Furnace. Following the end of his 10-year marriage, Simonett opened himself up like never before, pouring his heart and soul out on record
Maya de Vitry’s ‘How to Break a Fall’ Examines the Aftermath
What if I told you it’s possible to distill years of therapy and self-actualization into a single album? You might laugh, but I have good news: Maya de Vitry’s sophomore solo album How to Break a Fall does all that and more. While there wasn’t any doubt
The Deslondes’ Sam Doores Makes Audacious Solo Debut
With his self-titled solo debut, Sam Doores, formerly of The Deslondes and Hurray for the Riff Raff, offers hooky melodies and evocative soundscapes, reconfiguring approaches associated with a wide array of genres, including big band, jazz, and traditional country. In terms of production, spearheaded by Anders “Ormen” Christopherson, the album