Sam Levin, at the wizened age of seventeen, is already releasing his third album. Having released his first single at the age of ten, he has previously recorded insightful albums such as I Am and Frame of Mind. On both of these Sam has shown a penchant for showcasing all of his ingredients. Some musicians [...]
The Cajon, for those not familiar is a wooden percussion instrument that over the centuries has been used in Afro-Peruvian music. In more recent times it has spread into broad use in Flamenco and various modern styles. It is essentially a box, with one thin striking surface and the other sides being normally thicker tone [...]
"Youth is wasted on the young". The older I get the more sense this makes, so it is only natural that the C Wired story resonates with me. Having been an entrepreneur and business man, Wired has started several successful ventures. He has, by his own admission experienced not only lofty financial heights but the [...]
The term Renaissance Man may be bandied about a little too often, but one man it certainly applies to is Mr. Gordon Thomas Ward. The New Jersey Troubadour has, in addition to authoring four published books, written prose and manned the lectern as a History teacher. This passion for the past and how it impacts [...]
Rob Lamothe and Dollarstore Hacksaw sculpt a modern Americana soundscape with their album ...and The River reveals Herself. By Peter Harris October 23, 2018 Throughout a decades-long career, the Rob Lamothe we know as the voice of the Riverdogs and his own solo albums has delivered quality, heartfelt music. Now, with the impressive contributions of [...]