Tag Archives: blues

'Keys of Mine' is pleasantly and surprisingly excellent. Be sure to check it out.

'State of Health' is a tasty album. The melodies are strong, dipped in delicious retro harmonics.

'Little Boat' is a good album. Mathur’s voice is at its best when darkly inflected with down and dirty tones.

Fort's vocals capture the natural feel of a live show on the title track. She also shows how the power of music can help people who suffer from mental illness.

Based on the 'Your Prettiness' appetizer, 'Blue Flame' promises to be a yummy presentation of roots-blues music that will boil your blood and leave you panting for more. Peter Karp knows how to bring heat to the blues.

Véronneau's repertoire as a jazz vocalist/performer is ample in world music formats.

The twosome's debut release is an impressive recording.

A collection of (mostly) obscure songs by familiar artists, Bonamassa and Hart's new album features earthy, electrified reinventions that breathe new life into old numbers while giving the guitarist and the singer plenty of room to show off within icy-tight arrangements.

Great bluesman that he is, Ellis can speak volumes in a few well-placed notes. The songs span Chicago blues, rock, and soul with ease, delivering a dose of just about everything electric blues can offer.

Grayson Capps' 'Scarlett Roses' is one of the best albums I've heard to come out of North America this year.