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Archie the Goldfish, “Begin Again” (2022): One Track Mind

Archie the Goldfish, “Begin Again” (2022): One Track Mind

“Begin Again” asks for things to change and, typical of Archie the Goldfish’s humor, adds that good music is always consolation if they don’t.

Giuseppe Doronzo + Pino Basile – ‘Aterraterr’ (2021)

Giuseppe Doronzo + Pino Basile – ‘Aterraterr’ (2021)

Giuseppe Doronzo and Pino Basile’s ‘Aterraterr’ has contemporary relevance, yet also feels as if the music has come from centuries of time.

Committee of Vultures – ‘Everybody Wants the Blues’ (2022)

Committee of Vultures – ‘Everybody Wants the Blues’ (2022)

Committee of Vultures’ ‘Everybody Wants the Blues’ is the sound of musicians enjoying each other and their roots, delivering stellar performances.

Allison Miller and Jane Ira Bloom – ‘Tues Days’ (2021)

Allison Miller and Jane Ira Bloom – ‘Tues Days’ (2021)

There was no pressure to formulate a plan, as an album wasn’t on their minds. So, Allison Miller and Jane Ira Bloom played with total abandon.

Sluka, “Happy In Your World” (2021): One Track Mind

Sluka, “Happy In Your World” (2021): One Track Mind

Sluka’s latest single “Happy In Your World” is about humanity and historic events which have happened on this “pale blue dot.”

Barista – ‘Open Sesame Vol. 2: Press Rewind’ (2021)

Barista – ‘Open Sesame Vol. 2: Press Rewind’ (2021)

Barista, the recording name of Turkish musician Bahadir Han Eryilmaz, deconstructs the barriers between blues, classic and prog rock.

Patrick Ames – ‘The Virtualistics’ (2021)

Patrick Ames – ‘The Virtualistics’ (2021)

Patrick Ames’ ‘The Virtualistics’ encompasses the good and bad of the pandemic, but the overriding message is hope.

Rebecca Angel – ‘Love Life Choices’ (2021)

Rebecca Angel – ‘Love Life Choices’ (2021)

With ‘Love Life Choices,’ Rebecca Angel’s sense of self and individuality shine like a veteran.

Beverley Beirne – ‘Dream Dancer’ (2021)

Beverley Beirne – ‘Dream Dancer’ (2021)

Beverley Beirne’s new album is far different than the fun-filled ‘Jazz Just Wants to Have Fun,’ showing a completely different side and strength.

Sluka, “Figure It Out” (2021): One Track Mind

Sluka, “Figure It Out” (2021): One Track Mind

To put Sluka in any category is difficult, and why would you try?