Oliver Wood, “Fine Line” from ‘Always Smilin” (2021): Something Else! sneak peek
Here is a new video for “Fine Line,” an advance track from Wood Brothers front man Oliver Wood’s upcoming debut, ‘Always Smilin’.’
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Julian Lage, “Saint Rose” from ‘Squint’ (2021): Something Else! sneak peek
“Saint Rose” is the advance single from Julian Lage’s upcoming new release for Blue Note Records, ‘Squint.’
Christopher Hoffman, “Dylan George” from ‘Asp Nimbus’ (2021): Something Else! streaming premiere
Here is the streaming premiere of cellist/composer Christopher Hoffman’s “Dylan George” from his upcoming album ‘Asp Nimbus.’
Tony Joe White, “Boot Money” (2021): Something Else! sneak peek
“Boot Money” appears on the late Tony Joe White’s upcoming Dan Auerbach-produced album ‘Smoke From the Chimney.’
David Starr, “Someone Like You” from ‘Touchstones’ (2021): Something Else! Song Premiere
This Van Morrison favorite is a perfect fit for David Starr’s expressive boy-next-door voice and sympathetic arranging skills.
The Lickerish Quartet, “Snollygoster Goon,” from ‘Threesome Vol. 2’ (2020): Something Else! sneak peek
Here is “Snollygoster Goon,” the first single from The Lickerish Quartet’s upcoming EP ‘Threesome, Vol. 2.’
Butcher Brown, “Tidal Wave” (2020): One Track Mind
Here is Butcher Brown’s new, smooth-as-a-baby’s-behind rendition of Ronnie Laws’ hypnotic groover from 1975, “Tidal Wave.” Good call for bringing such a fresh jam from the mid-70’s out of obscurity, as Black Moon did a generation ago.
Pat Metheny, “You Are” from ‘From This Place’ (2019): One Track Mind
Pat Metheny’s “You Are” is the scintillating second advance single from his upcoming album ‘From The Place.’
Projekt Gemineye, “Magic World” from ‘In the Year 3073: Book I’ (2019): Sneak Peek
Like all those which have proceeded it, Projekt Gemineye’s upcoming album is the brainchild of Mark Anthony K.
Left Lane Cruiser, “Shake and Bake” from ‘Shake and Bake’ (2019): Something Else! sneak peek
This sends a clear signal that success hadn’t changed Left Lane Cruiser. If anything, they’re doubling down on what made them America’s premier blues-rock band.
