Briggs Farm Blues Festival serves up a Swingin’ 2021 Weekend
Considered a local gem to its growing population of faithful fans, read all about what you can expect to experience and explore this coming July 2021!
Category: The Music
No Notification: Justin Mazer releases his First Round of Solo Work without any Prior Announcement
A Q&A with Justin Mazer, who unplugged from social media during the course of the pandemic and came out with a pair of albums.
The Sci-Fi epic “Startide” commissioned more than a dozen Philadelphia Musicians
Article & Album Review: Tawa talks in-depth on the people and passions that brought “Startide” to life.
Inclusion Dining & Jams welcomes Ryan Montbleau to the Musikfest Café
In addition to Montbleau’s performance, Inclusion Dining & Jams will also feature sensory-friendly music, yoga-inspired dance for all, opportunities for play, flow arts, sing-alongs, inspiring lyrics, mindfulness, collaborative art, and so much more to provide an all inclusive event.
New Year’s Eve? More like New Year’s Streams.
Your guide to close out 2020 streaming all of our favorite jams.
Covert Concert Series blooms from a Quarantine Necessity
Covert Concert Series (CCS): a team of professionals offering artists the production and platform to live stream their music, has streamed local talent such as Echos Talk Back, Plynth, AMFM, Hunter Root (of Medusa’s Disco), and Uncle Jake & the 18 Wheel Gang since its late-May conception.
Single Release: “Complete” by Better Human
“When the pandemic hit the East Coast and venues shuttered their doors, Better Human scaled back out of necessity, playing virtual sets in a solo or smaller band configuration with Wexler taking over lead vocals. New single ‘Complete,’ released on Halloween, bears the marks of this transition without sacrificing any of the band‘s core sonic DNA.”
Hunter Root’s “Mimicking the Sun like Dandelions” reflects Pieces of Us All
Stretching into corners of the emotional mind… it’s without a doubt that Root writes his truth, a kind of truth that some people can spend all their lives trying to avoid confronting, while others find their own honesty in his.
Brendan Brisk takes us to Relaxylvania
“I think everyone has the power to imagine great music, but moving it out of your mind and into the physical world is a great process. Usually within that process, my ideas morph into their own entities, which is exactly what happened with Relaxylvania.”
#ThrowbackThursday album review: You Are Literally a Metaphor, Consider the Source
Consider the Source’s latest full-length makes up for their four-year gap in studio releases with a meaty, seventy-plus minute offering of highly inventive multisectional instrumental epics.