Richard Turgeon, “Seven Stories” (2021): One Track Mind
The versatile Richard Turgeon’s “Seven Stories” shows he not only has the ambition to dive headlong into uncharted waters, but succeeds when doing so.
The versatile Richard Turgeon’s “Seven Stories” shows he not only has the ambition to dive headlong into uncharted waters, but succeeds when doing so.
Dan Markell’s latest single conveys holiday greetings to family and friends across the miles.
The only thing that beats a white Christmas is a blues Christmas, particularly the vintage style blues proffered by Ben Levin for his yuletide tune “Forgot Mrs. Claus.”
Take away the fussy orchestral arrangements from these vintage songs and you’re left with what made Bob James a long-time great. He still is.
If Projekt Gemineye’s forthcoming ‘In the Year of 3073: Book II’ continues the theme and musical glory of this first single, we are in for a treat.
Richard Turgeon is typically a one-man band, but he has enlisted the assistance of a few friends on his latest single.
Ken Sharp’s last studio album ‘Miniatures’ was cut from an orchestral-pop cloth, but the new single “Hellcat” returns to his power-pop roots.
Here is “You Gotta Know,” the soulful vocal debut of the superb jazz pianist and composer Kait Dunton.
Richard Turgeon refers to his “Fire Drill” as a “slacker-rock single,” but he’s hardly been a slacker when it comes to making music.
Here is the video premiere of “I Look for Religion in War” from pianist/composer Dave Meder’s upcoming release ‘Unamuno Songs and Stories.’