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Lots of new jams from Arkansas musicians have been released since the beginning of the year. There is fresh music from old favorites, major label stars, indie darlings, local heroes and a pair of stellar debut LPs from Little Rock acts. The offerings range from rock, pop, folk and R&B to country, extreme metal and a little bit of blues.
Lots of new jams from Arkansas musicians have been released since the beginning of the year. There is fresh music from old favorites, major label stars, indie darlings, local heroes and a pair of stellar debut LPs from Little Rock acts. The offerings range from rock, pop, folk and R&B to country, extreme metal and a little bit of blues.
The first voice one hears on "Oblivion," the stunning lead-off track from "Nothing Matters Now," the new album by Central Arkansas rockers Colour Design, doesn't belong to anyone in the band.
For the past five years, Little Rock singer-songwriter Aaron Sarlo has been occupied with life as a stay-at-home dad to his son, Magnus. Releasing music and performing stand-up comedy, his other artistic outlet, were tucked away for a while as Sarlo focused his efforts on his little boy.