Dan and Faith conjure fond memories with warm, folksy music on Then and Now
Dan and Faith released their new Then and Now CD several weeks ago, and it evokes fine folk idioms. With much acoustic grist under their wings, the two send their voices out natural and pretty as songbirds. By conjuring the perfect vibe for each of their numbers, they impress with the feelings they bring forth […]
The Wildcat O’Halloran Band’s Deck Of Cards their coolest CD yet
Wildcat O’Halloran is probably the most prolific recording artist on the greater-Boston/New England blues scene. He seems to have a new blues CD every year, and, this new Deck Of Cards album is his coolest yet. The Wildcat O’Halloran Band create a f un, funky party vibe here, combining their talents with an ability to […]
Tim Ray constructs colorful jazz album with Excursions And Adventures
On his new Excursions And Adventures album, Boston-based jazz artist Tim Ray performs interesting, catchy arrangements of popular modern music. He also features a handful of his own original compositions. Through it all, Ray, along with bassist John Patitucci and drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, constructs a colorful album that brims with good musical ideas that […]
Scott Waters’ music abounds with sounds on Peace Signs & Dragonflies
Scott Waters’ new CD Peace Signs & Dragonflies combines lively melodies with puffs of 1960s pop music sensibilities. Abounding with Beatlesque harmonies, bright pop melodies, sweeping horns, and a large vocal presence, this music will transport its listeners to a better place and time in pop music. This Connecticut boy’s opening cut “Only What I […]
Kathleen Healy’s personal style shines on Embracing The Journey
On her second full length CD, Embrace The Journey, Cape Cod singer-songwriter Kathleen Healy provides a landscape of beautiful life stories sound tracked by her unique voice and her gift for valuable musical details. On each song she seems to having a conversation with both her listener and to whomever she is singing of. Her […]
