Composer, arranger, and multi-instrumentalist Miguel Atwood-Ferguson has announced ANANTA: Spirit Of Coltrane, an album honoring John Coltrane’s legacy for his 100th birthday. The album’s first
It was a surreal scene, even for Elton John at the height of his camp era: The singer on a soundstage in England, made to
Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning composer of Broadway’s Spring Awakening and singer behind the 1996 hit “Barely Breathing,” has died in Manhattan, reports the New York
Rosalind Ashford, one of the three original members of Motown icons Martha and the Vandellas, has died at 83. Her death was originally reported by
The guitarist wasn’t watching, but the performance quickly made its way to him. “That [audition] rippled around the world,” May said at a 2014 press
Tune-Yards is embarking on a U.S. tour titled The Ones That Love You. Starting November 5 in Chicago, the Oakland band will make stops in
Soundgarden finally hit on something with 1994’s Superunknown. It helped that the rest of the nation finally caught up with their sludgy mix of Seattle
Joshua Redman will release his third Blue Note album, If Ever You Would Leave Us (we play for Rollins), on Nov. 20, a tribute to
“Funkadelic transcends the ceremony and ritual of religion and goes right to the core: Sometimes you have to lose your mind to gain your soul,”
Somewhere, in someone’s basement or garage, your next favorite band is probably working out their very first song right now. Here are a few of