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by Jaz Bowens The Green has been making rounds and producing amazing albums for years now. Currently with three albums under their belt (The Green, Ways and Means, and their most recent release Hawai’i ‘13), The Green has been on a roll collecting scores of dedicated fans. The Read More

by Jane Roser Patterson Hood was playing a solo show at The Jewish Mother in Virginia Beach this past spring when I first met him. My 69-year-old South Georgia mom came along and for someone who normally only listens to Susan Boyle and Perry Como, I was tickled that she was Read More

by Lexi Bissonnette Touring with a band that was your inspiration is a dream come true for many artists. Gentlemen Hall is no exception in their excitement as they gear up for a tour with Third Eye Blind.  “The fact that we’ll be sharing a stage with them is still Read More

by Melissa Duong We Came As Romans (WCAR) has certainly come a long way since their humble beginnings on July 19th, 2005.  Since then, they have released two EPs and three full length albums. Their most recent album, Tracing Back Roots, was released on July 23rd of this year Read More

by Michelle Singer Noah and the Whale are in Seattle settling in before they embark on the first night of their North American tour to support their fourth album Heart of Nowhere.  Tom Hobden (violin, keys) is hanging out in the local fish market before their show later that Read More

by Matt Kelchner “Screws Get Loose seemed more like four people contributed individual songs to make an album, whereas Blur the Line feels like a band that created a piece of music together,” Jessi Zazu, aka Jessi Darlin, tells me, “It’s much more cohesive”. Zazu and her Read More