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Mike Zito ignored the naysayers when he formed his record label. And he’s ahead of the curve with his new album ‘Blues for the Southside,’ a 17-cut live extravaganza that will blow your head off and “take you there” as the Staple Singers would say.

The band feels familial in their construct — a singular family who not only love each other, but love playing music together.

In songwriter mode, Kiefer Sutherland writes what he knows. He takes a walk down ‘Bloor Street’ and you almost feel like you are walking along with him.

Folk-rock sensations Dawes and Erin Rae entertain a sold out crowd!

The globe-spanning collection ‘UP’ from Helsinki-based Sam Huber and producer/co-writer Tomás Doncker releases today!

The Magnetic Fields do not tour frequently, so it was a treat to see them play live and perform some of their most well-known songs to an appreciative audience

Seeing The Record Company live is an event not to be missed!

Part of Neal’s magic is the rich recipe of styles that he subtly blends together

Sarah has reached the pinnacle of her career so far with what will be hailed as a magnum opus, perhaps even an Opus Dei by the church worshippers of St Buryan

Tab is homegrown, but his dexterity on guitar is needle-sharp, and his rapport with an audience likewise in need of musical therapy was nothing less impressive than what I’d expect from an Apollo Theater crowd on a hot Saturday night in Harlem.