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Keesha Blair Redefines What Gets Passed Down on “The Inheritance”

Keesha Blair’s catalog keeps circling back to the same idea: real transformation starts from the inside. After exploring healing and boundary-setting on tracks like “Peaceful Power” and “Access Declined,” she…

Ersin Secrin Returns With New Single “Replay”

Ersin Secrin occupies a slightly unusual position, and it’s worth understanding before pressing play on anything he releases. He works first and foremost as a songwriter and lyricist rather than…

Banquet Darling Sets the Table for “NOW” With “Shivers and Echoes”

Todd Kilby spent years working as a circus acrobat before he committed to songwriting, travelling and performing his way around the world first. That’s an unusual route into indie rock,…

Ilya Levinson Brings Bosnian Sevdah Into the Concert Hall

Plenty of composers borrow from folk traditions. Far fewer have a working relationship with the place the tradition actually comes from. Ilya Levinson’s music has been performed by the Sarajevo…

RISE Give “Hard To Leave You” a Second Shot

Most bands leave their back catalog alone. RISE didn’t. The Liverpool four-piece, Sam Kinley on bass and vocals under the name stayMellow, Paul Kinley on keyboards and backing vocals, Alex…

NOR.BE Fuses Cinematic Jazz and Instrumental Rock on Debut Single “All For You”

The music video for “All For You” was shot at sunrise on the Chott el Jerid, an enormous salt flat out in the Tunisian Sahara, with a stretch of coastline…

The Generation Finally Releases a Song That Sat in an Attic for 30 Years

Some songs get shelved for a few months. “When I Tell You” sat untouched for more than three decades. The Generation, a band that was actually active on Washington, D.C.’s…

Guyver7x3 Sits With Uncertainty on “Slowly Ready”

Guyver7x3’s “Slowly Ready” is built around a specific, hard-to-name feeling: the stretch of time when you’re moving forward without any real clarity about where you’re headed, still second-guessing every decision,…

Xavier Bryant Carries Classic Soul Forward on “All On My Grind”

Xavier Bryant works out of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in R&B and soul, and he’s picked a demanding set of ancestors to stand alongside. Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Teddy Pendergrass, that’s the…

Jade Ell Reissues “Methods of a Hostage Negotiator” With New Material

Jade Ell is bringing one of her earliest records back into the world. “Methods of a Hostage Negotiator,” originally released in 2005 alongside the Danish feature film “Den Store Dag,”…

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