Over a half-century after his career began, Field’s raspy, aching voice remains well-preserved on his new album 'Sentimental Fool,' Liz Sánchez writes.
Jordan Ryan Pedersen sheds a tear with O.V. Wright, one of soul's most underrated weepers.
Ben Grenrock premieres the new single from The Jack Moves, "Money Cloud"
We send off Percy Sledge with 20 southern-soul tearjerkers
The Bay Area strummer needs to back Pizzolato's intro sequence
Leon Bridges Sings Soul February 25, 2015
Columbia's signee gets ready to break the Internet by bringing back turndown tunes.
I arrived at The Mercury Lounge on Sunday while JUNGLE. was conducting their soundcheck. T and J flew in from London the day before with their 3 band mates, sound engineer and manager, after completing a tour-leg opening for HAIM. Their first U.S. show was a few hours after landing, and they brought an energy […]
Max Bell lives for the funk and dies for the funk. Seven is the name George Costanza ostensibly wanted for his first child. I don’t think L.A. based singer and producer Seven Davis Jr.’s parents were big fans of Mickey Mantle or Seinfeld, but I won’t rule it out until I can ask him and check […]
Part 2 of Son Raw’s continuing look at London’s best radio station. Part 1 here. Dubstep: The cream of the crop Dubstep has seen better days on Rinse, as London’s sound of choice has found itself out of favor amongst listeners dissuaded by the anti-cool factor that comes with being America’s soundtrack to take drugs […]
If you’re not a fan of the Ravens or Curren$y, then I’m sure Sunday was a bit of a disappointment (I fall in with the Jet set). There was the game delay, a half-hearted Beyonce/Destiny’s Child performance, and a batch of hardly funny or persuasive commercials. But one commercial made me pay attention—the BlackBerry commercial. […]