by Jane Roser When walking into Macy’s to buy a pair of socks helps catapult your career, fate takes on a whole new meaning. Actor/comedian Paul Reiser’s friend was dropping off a photo at a casting office for Diner, the classic coming-of-age film that would make Kevin Bacon, Read More

by Matt Kelchner Back in March English singer/songwriter and rocker James Bay unleashed his debut full length album, Chaos and the Calm, to the masses. After a handful of strong EPs and a few key openings slots on tours, like with Taylor Swift and Hozier, Bay has quickly Read More

by Lauren Rosier In the early to mid 2000s, Jason Heath formed a band that would lead to his current Jason Heath and the Greedy Souls. The music was much mellower and acoustic; he began asking friends to play with him, such as Wayne Kramer, and the music progressed into something Read More

by Zach Fraley Becoming defined as a band requires years of setup, and involves establishing a distinctive sounds, accruing a fan base, and spreading the word about the group as much as possible. For bluegrass dandies Yonder Mountain String Band, who have written, recorded, and Read More

Hezekiah Jones In Loving Memory of oosi Lockjaw Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier Philadelphia was just named the number one music city in North America by Vivid Seats. It is also home to some of the best bands and solo musicians in the industry today. Hezekiah Jones is one of those Read More

Foxtrot & the Get Down Black Coffee Reviewed by: Max Miller Foxtrot & the Get Down may hail from Philly, but they sure sound more like they come from my home state of North Carolina. Seeing as Black Coffee, the group’s latest EP, was recorded in Franklin, TN, it would Read More