Nathaniel Rateliff Talks Newport Folk, Farm Aid, Mavis Staples, and Building Community Through Music (INTERVIEW)
[Glide Magazine] By Marc Lacatell Born in rural Missouri before relocating to Denver, Colorado, singer-songwriter Nathaniel Rateliff built his reputation in the indie-folk scene before achieving widespread stardom by blending fiery vintage rhythm & blues with soul and Americana. Fronting his powerhouse backing band, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, he gained international recognition with the ...
Aimee Mann brings ‘Bachelor No. 2’ back to life at Pabst Theater
[Milwaukee Record] By CJ Johnson Fresh off her well-received set at this past weekend’s revived Eaux Claires Festival at Carson Park in Eau Claire, Aimee Mann hit the stage at The Pabst Theater on Monday night in great spirits, proclaiming “it’s one of my favorite places to play.” Based on her subsequent performance the sentiment was in earnest, and ...
Buddy Miller Teams Up With Dan Penn on Country Soul Number, “Don’t Look Back,” Announces New Self-Titled Solo LP
[Glide Magazine] Few artists command the kind of respect Buddy Miller has earned over the last four decades. A Grammy-winning songwriter, guitarist, producer, and singer, Miller has become one of Americana’s defining figures, whether lending his unmistakable touch to records by Willie Nelson, Robert Plant, Linda Ronstadt, Elvis Costello, John Fogerty, Patty Griffin, Richard Thompson, ...
Richard Thompson Announces New Album Hippies, Thugs and Heroes
[Paste Magazine] The songwriter’s next LP is due out October 16 on New West Records. Listen to “Cocaine Walking, Booze Talking” below. By Matt Mitchell Singer-songwriter and guitarist Richard Thompson is readying the release of his 20th studio album, Hippies, Thugs and Heroes—out October 16 on New West Records. Thompson made it with James Frazee in Weehawken, ...
