The thing that’s most striking about The Professors of Sweet, Sweet Music (The POSSM) isn’t just the six-piece, Hartford, Connecticut, band’s ability to churn out infectious grooves on the regular.
For New York family music artist Fyütch, “harmony” is at the heart for an even bigger endeavor with his 7-year-old daughter Aura V.
It’s been 30 years and I’m feeling nostalgic — here are my favorite albums of 1995 that have stood the test of time.
Samantha Fish’s newly released album Paper Doll hooks the listener in with fuzz, twang, and organ-drenched curb appeal.
Having seen hundreds of raucous rock bands, I can tell you that there is nothing quite like a Laurie Berkner concert, with its screaming little fans and boisterous songs about all the fun things. When my best friend and I took her 3-year-old son to his first Berkner show, he came away with a smile,…
Boyfriend’s ‘In the Garden’ is a concept album that reimagines Adam and Eve through a queer, feminist lens, with help from Jake Shears, Big Freedia, and Peaches.
Within the soothing beauty of Santa Barbara-based singer-songwriter Wryn’s voice is a deeper, and more complex, backstory.
The Connecticut State Troubadour’s latest single — “Ancient Vessel” — is deeply personal yet deeply relatable to every woman.
Seeing NYC rock band Thrilldriver is like seeing Mötley Crüe, but in a grittier, standing-room-only nightclub setting.
Musician Liz Longley’s album ‘A New Life’ showcases the Nashville artist’s angelic voice and cinematic songwriting, inspired by motherhood.
Beyoncé’s 2025 Grammy wins for “Country Album of the Year” and “Album of The Year” set a new bar for musician moms in their 40s.
Mom-of-four Jessie James, who hails from Montreal, proves it’s never too late to pick up an instrument and share your art with the world.