Nina Simone's debut, 'Little Girl Blue,' returns to vinyl
Nina Simone's landmark debut, 'Little Girl Blue,' returns in a newly remastered version from BMG on vinyl — plus CD and digital platforms.
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Nina Simone's landmark debut, 'Little Girl Blue,' returns in a newly remastered version from BMG on vinyl — plus CD and digital platforms.
Southern California native, Brigitte DeMeyer has been steadily releasing albums every few years for twenty years now and her latest, Seeker is a collection of ten songs showcasing her unique soulful, jazz meets blues vocal style along with exceptional songwriting and sparse, groove-filled arrangements. Produced by multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix of The Wood Brothers, Seeker is a laid back, swampy and spicy joy to get lost in. Bassist Chris Wood said, “It’s Bob Dylan meets Sly Stone.” I would say spot on with a dash of Rickie Lee Jones too! AnaLee: You wrote most of the record with yo...
Joshua Black Wilkins A New Jersey native, Lindsay Ellyn’s creativity blossomed at an early age, playing piano and then switching to guitar in high school. She studied at The Fashion Institute of Technology, moved to New York and worked in various aspects of the fashion industry before making the move to Nashville. She is also an animal advocate and has volunteered at Emmy Lou Harris’ Bonaparte’s Retreat. Her debut full-length album, Queen of Nothing is mostly autobiographical, the good, the bad and the not so pretty. Queen of Nothing is out today via Hail Mary Records/Queue Record...
Gigulate 5/8/21 (Ten Songs) Ten songs is a weekly playlist from Jason Tate featuring songs enjoyed over the previous week. It is included in every edition of the Liner Notes newsletter and is free to sign up for via email. This playlist is available on Spotify and Apple Music. Ten Songs Frank Turner – The Gathering Dropkick Murphys – Smash Shit Up NoMBe – […]
The Recording Academy has announced changes to its nomination process for the 64th Annual Grammy Awards, scheduled to take place on January 31, 2022. Previously, Grammy nominations were finalized by 15-30 music industry “peers” representing their “genre communities.” Effective immediately, the final pool of nominees for nearly all Grammy awards will be decided by a majority vote of Academy voting members. Additionally, two new categories will be added: Global Music Performance and Música Urbana Album, bringing the total number of categories to 86. The eligibility period for the 64th ...