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For a quarter of a century, singer-songwriter-guitarist-producer Mike Montrey has released a steady of stream of albums with the Mike Montrey Band, as...

Brian Dunne’s Road-Tested Optimism

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Tonight he takes the Transparent Clinch Gallery in Asbury Park. Tomorrow he takes on the world. Brian Dunne is so...

The Healing Kind of ‘An Evening at Macri Park’

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How singer-songwriter Seán Barna and his producer, Dave Drago, saved their creative friendship. Seán Barna stands with his back to the...

PREMIERE: Robinson & Rohe Put Trust in Music & Each Other in ‘Off Track’

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Hailing from New York City are Robinson & Rohe, a duo with an elegance to their storytelling that would put...

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What do you do when you see your work being sold by an online reseller? Before you entertain an answer...

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Once the queen of the East Village’s early aughts anti-folk scene, singer-songwriter Regina Spektor has settled nicely into a now...

Reaching Out to Betty Who

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An essential artist for your happiest of playlists and most exuberant mixtapes, Betty Who’s latest record, BIG!, is gearing up...

PREMIERE: Reckless Son’s Resilient Ties That Bind Are Showcased on ‘Praying For Rain’

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Reckless Son, Matt Butler, is one of New York’s premier singer-songwriters, so when the chance to premiere one of his...

The Storyteller You Hope to Stumble Upon: NJ’s Own Sam MacPherson

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Buzz

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Digestible. Sam MacPherson is digestible… vulnerable and digestible. “I think, for me, songwriting is always going to come first –...

The Tapestry of Suki Waterhouse’s Tender Heart

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She’s a performer with a dreamy persona, a recognizable face, and an air around her that is light… too light...

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Columns

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Live Events

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Reaching Out to Betty Who

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The Storyteller You Hope to Stumble Upon: NJ’s Own Sam MacPherson

The Tapestry of Suki Waterhouse’s Tender Heart

#THROWBACK: The Cranberries, December 14, 1994

Great Live Music for a Late November Weekend in NYC

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KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years

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