Michael J. Soloway reviews the short film Dog of God by John Ledbetter and April Day.
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Nashville based singer and song writer k.s. Rhoads has recently returned to the record-making business bearing the fresh fruit of his composing and performing labor. His new album, The Wilderness, departs from his original stylings—soaring classical juxtaposed with pop melodies and hints of folk in the vocals—to a new, jangly world.
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Kenny James, former bandleader of The Witching Hour and session musician for nearly everybody who has good taste in players, is at it with a new and unique project called A Beautiful Curse. By “new,” I mean fresh off the griddle; by “unique,” I mean this collection of music combines just about every genre of music found in the well and performed at the highest top-shelf level.
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Just a couple weeks back, Matthew Ryan released his new record, In the Dusk of Everything. After picking up a copy and giving it a spin, I knew I was listening a singer-songwriter well-versed in the literary arts.
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