Honora is the album Flea has always wanted to make. Now 63 years old, the Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist has worked on numerous side projects, appeared in films, and even penned an autobiography. Yet, Honora is Flea’s first solo record. Back in 1991, Flea told a friend that he wanted to craft “an instrumental […]
Sophomore studio albumsâespecially by pop artists who broke through on their debutâoften fall into the âhereâs more of what you likedâ variety. But sometimes an artist cashes in the check of their success to make their âeverything I ever wanted to doâ album. Thatâs definitely the path Raye is taking on This Music May Contain […]
What was once just a rocking chair is now Lindsey Troy’s throne. This is the spot where she once sat for eight hours a day, five days a week during a three-month partial hospitalization program to treat her obsessive-compulsive disorder. And it’s now where the singer-songwriter sits with purpose and pride to talk about new […]
My wife and I have a long-standing joke about Bruce Springsteen. We first saw him together during the We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions tour in the late ’00s where Springsteen and his band played American standards such as “John Henry” and “Old Dan Tucker.” Ticket prices were high for the time. At one point, […]
Harriet Tubmanâthe instrumental rock-jazz-funk-what-else-ya-got power trio of drummer J.T. Lewis, bassist Melvin Gibbs, and guitarist Brandon Rossâhas been around since the late ’90s, but Electrical Field of Love is only their sixth album. After 2000âs Prototype, a selection of ferocious cuts from several live sets that served as their second album, an 11-year gap followed,...
After debuting his latest track “Die Living” featuring Grammy Award-winning DJ/producer David Guetta and country star Dustin Lynch, Grammy-nominated electronic artist ILLENIUM has taken Sphere at Las Vegas by storm. His ODYSSEY-centric spring residency wrapped dates earlier this month, with his final weekend run coming up on April 2, 3 and 4. Building on 10 […]