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Some artists write songs, but Lynne Hanson has a way of uncovering something already half-buried in the listener’s own experience.

The Song I Didn't Know Was a Machine

Dylan Tori’s story continues to evolve, shaped by experience, intention and a clear commitment to honest songwriting.

Erin McCallum’s slogan is Big Voice, Big Sound. And that really is an understatement. When Erin belts it out time seems to stand still. Coupled with brilliant songwriting, any Erin McCallum album is guaranteed to be riveting.

Exclusive Excerpt From The Long Road To Flin Flon: A Journey Of Recovery

Global Roots #7 — The Weight of Saudade is one of the series’ most emotionally resonant chapters to date. Where earlier entries map geography and voice, this piece dares to trace something far more elusive, feeling itself as a cultural force.

Between the Layers: A Tribute to the Artists Who Carry the Flame

Across continents, a cadre of guitarists embody this invisible magic, forming the backbone of eras and movements. From Canada to Niger, Scotland to Spain, these artists show that mastery is measured not by fame, but by resonance.

To put this investigation into context, Jimmy Bowskill may best be identified as someone who is known across the landscape of the Blues, Rock, and Country music scenes – and beyond

With Chance Worth Taking, Marc Broussard delivers a career-defining statement, an album that feels less like a stylistic pivot and more like a natural, hard-earned arrival.

There’s something quietly defiant, and deeply human, about the return of P.J.M. Bond.

Global Roots #6 — The Sacred Echo: From Gaelic Psalms to the Nordic Joik

There are moments in an artist’s journey when a song doesn’t just arrive, it reveals itself as the emotional axis around which everything else turns. With the release of “The Trouble With Love,” Joanne Shaw Taylor steps firmly into that space

The Andrew Collins Trio at Hugh's Room Live is one of those moments, an evening where the past and present sit side by side, tuning up together.

There are moments in life, and in any meaningful journey, when you feel a quiet but undeniable shift.

Global Roots #5 — The North Sea Salt

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