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Credit Tara Gracer Denver based Americana/funk band Magic Beans gives 'Talkin Music' a sneak peak of their upcoming album "Slice of Life." The new record drops on Friday, April 30th, 2021. Guitarist and vocalist Scott Hachey talks with Kori Stanton about recording the new album in his home studio with the band and shares some details behind the music. Keep an eye out this Summer for tour dates all throughout Colorado! Listen

The following events are planned for this weekend throughout the weekend:

In January 2017, the members of Denver’s Magic Beans were headed to Bozeman, Montana, when their gear trailer hit a patch of ice, fishtailed, and partially detached from the hitch. The trailer flipped on its side and slid through the mud onto the highway's median. The bandmates found themselves headed toward an oncoming semi. Luckily, the trailer acted as an anchor and caused them to stop before they collided with oncoming traffic. Everything could have ended that day. But it didn't. Fast-forward a little more than four years later, and the band is about to drop a double album, Slice of L...

New Hampshire Magazine Brewing more coffee at home than usual? New Hampshire Coffee is here for you. February 25, 2021 What are your names and titles? Nick Barretto, co-owner The company was founded in a barn in Eliot, Maine, in 1989 as Piscataqua Coffee Roasting Co. by Michael Kirk. He was an early foodie and a pet peeve of his was getting a poorly-prepared or stale cup of coffee, especially following a fine meal. This prompted him to start roasting himself and eventually go into business to share his passion for great coffee. In 1996, his health started to fail, and Mike partnered with his ...

For brick and mortar retailers in the Boston area, it’s boom or bust, depending on where you look By Janelle Nanos Globe Staff,Updated January 23, 2021, 2:50 p.m. Email to a Friend A shuttered store opposite the empty Lord & Taylor department store on Boylston Street.Lane Turner/Globe Staff Legions of Boston’s office workers left town when the pandemic broke out. When they return, they’ll find its streetscapes profoundly transformed. Wander the city’s corridors of commerce and you’ll witness darkened storefronts and shuttered restaurants. These are the casualties of a...