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"I started to write songs that incorporated some of that youthful energy, but with a more adult perspective," says singer/songwriter Alan Williams about the Birdsong At Morning album A SLIGHT DEPARTURE.
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"We’ve had to embrace the chaos and go wherever the wind blows and to whatever will keep the fire burning and keep us making music," says Black Rebel Motorcycle Club singer-bassist Robert Been.
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Side Pony, the title of Lake Street Dive’s latest album, serves as a metaphor for the band’s eclectic approach. The group incorporates R&B, pop, ’60s-era rock, and soul into “a unique, dance-party-ready mix.” Nashville-base...
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"We would run the course between thought and instinct," singer-guitarist Scott Hutchison says of Frightened Rabbit's recording of their most recent album, PAINTING OF A PANIC ATTACK.
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"We change parts and we don’t rehearse when we do it," Steve Earle says of harmonizing with Shawn Colvin. "We just sing and it works."
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"There was this desire to not have a single weak verse," says Tommy Womack about writing his new album after a terrible traffic accident. "It was if it were my last will and testament."
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"I think it’s those experiences that have changed my disposition," says Elizabeth Cook about how hardships have affected her music.
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"The care and attention he puts into making records is just phenomenal," says Seal about reuniting with producer Trevor Horn for his latest album.
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"For the most part we were pushing the envelope of what we could do sonically," says Saint Motel guitarist Aaron Sharp about the band's latest album. "We wanted it to be fun and we wanted other people to have fun."