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JD Hinton’s new EP Ways of Seeing feels like it comes from someone who has moved through a few different chapters already: Texas kid, film-and-TV actor, songwriter with credits in Gloria, Tick-Tock, Children on Their Birthdays, and now a quietly heavy Americana voice coming off a praised EP and heading out on the road with…
The Iddy Biddies started out at Berklee chasing a pretty specific lane: hooky indie songs with a folk/Americana backbone and story-driven lyrics. On The World Inside, they lean into that idea. The songs feel like pages from the same notebook, all circling the way people act in public versus what’s going on in their heads….
Steel & Velvet build their world from very simple tools: one deep voice, two guitars, and a lot of air around them. Formed by singer Johann Le Roux and guitarist Romuald Ballet-Baz and later joined by Jean-Alain Larreur, they treat American folk and rock standards like campfire stories told in a stone chapel. Everything is…
Eyal Erlich has been building his name through shows and a writing style that stays close to the way he plays: direct, plainspoken, and shaped around the voice. The Levontin #2 session shows him with his band: Omer Hershman on electric guitar, Adi Gigi on bass, Barak Kram on drums, running through four songs. “All…
Glenn Thomas has been working under the radar for a while now, writing clean, emotionally honest songs that move somewhere between folk, alt-country, and quiet pop. His second album, Inevitables, doesn’t break that mold, but it doesn’t really need to. It plays like a document of a songwriter refining his habits, turning inwards, and learning…