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, Web Services Coordinator With breathy vocals and biting lyrics, The Marías’ latest, “Hush,” oozes allure. “Hush” was the lead single off of their debut album, CINEMA, released on June 25th.  María Zardoya and Josh Conway formed their psychedelic-soul group The Marías in 2016 out of Los Angeles. Before releasing their successful first EP Superclean Vol. I, the duo started out their career working on music for movies and television. CINEMA serves as a tribute to their beginnings in film. This inspiration is heard throughout the album’s tracks, each sounding perfect for elev...

Exit Wounds For Fans Of: Counting Crows, Tom Petty, Third Eye Blind The Wallflowers know how to make a return. Around since 1989, the American rock band has released seven studio albums, often spaced several years apart. Their most recent, Exit Wounds, comes nearly a decade after its predecessor.  Exit Wounds traverses the past, present and future; gloomy at times but hopeful at others. The Wallflowers’ comfort in their sound is palpable. Frontman Jakob Dylan’s distinctive gravelly vocals shine. And the band’s often slow, roots-infused instrumentation adds layers of emotion to the poe...

LULA WILE - “OH MY GOD” Boston’s own Lula Wiles have never shied away from using their clever wit in their songs, and “Oh My God” is no different. The trio starts off with a bouncing folk-rock guitar melody to pull you through the entire song. They use their perfect harmonies in the chorus, belting “oh my god, how embarrassing for you!” Sonically, the song really showcases the band’s progress. Every aspect of it sounds polished and well thought out. And luckily the beauty of the song doesn’t take away from its message. The lyrics “your insidious extraction won’t protect ...

Named 2021 Texas State Musician and gearing up for his third album with the catchy single "Motorbike," it might just be Leon Bridge's biggest year yet.

Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen released their first collaboration, “Like I Used To,” late last month. The powerful duet was made remotely over one year.