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    Jim Shahen





    ALBUM REVIEW: Thee Sinseers Announce Their Soulful Arrival with ‘Sinseerly Yours’
    Jim Shahen Posted On March 18, 2024


    Helmed by vocalist and bandleader Joey Quinones, SoCal outfit Thee Sinseers has been steadily cultivating its style over the past five years, an approach that blends ’60s R&B with smooth Chicano soul. The group makes the jump from singles to […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Hurray for the Riff Raff Processes Loss and Other Heavy Weights on ‘The Past Is Still Alive’
    Jim Shahen Posted On February 21, 2024


    On their past few albums under the Hurray for the Riff Raff moniker, Alynda Segarra has focused their gaze on the outside world and the sociopolitical forces that move us. It’s an approach that’s worked, as their 2017 record The […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Gaby Moreno Tinkers With Textures on ‘Dusk’
    Jim Shahen Posted On February 14, 2024


    Musically speaking, Gaby Moreno is a difficult artist to categorize. From folk to blues and Latin and baroque pop, she does a little bit of everything. These elements are expectedly in play on her new LP, Dusk. But the record […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Britti Debuts a Flavorful Mix of Country and R&B on ‘Hello, I’m Britti’
    Jim Shahen Posted On January 30, 2024


    You don’t get many chances to make a first impression. One, in fact. Brittany Guerin, who performs under the name Britti, understands that and is making the most of her opportunity on her debut LP Hello, I’m Britti. The New […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Colby T. Helms Offers Emotional Origin Story on ‘Tales of Misfortune’
    Jim Shahen Posted On January 18, 2024


    If you’re a country music fan, you’d do well to acquaint yourself with Colby T. Helms. The 21-year-old, with a voice and stylistic bent that’s reminiscent of current country star Tyler Childers, has the potential to be the next Appalachia-based […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Barrence Whitfield and the Savages Keep Rock Alive and Thriving on ‘Glory’
    Jim Shahen Posted On December 20, 2023


      EDITOR’S NOTE: As the end of the year approaches, we’re taking a look back at albums we weren’t able to review when they first came out. Glory was released in September.   It’s been five years since Boston-based Barrence Whitfield and the […]


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    Cat Power on the World-Changing Spirit of Bob Dylan’s Landmark 1966 Show: ‘It’s Needed Now’
    Jim Shahen Posted On November 6, 2023


      A song doesn’t have to be overtly political in nature to be a protest song. That’s one of the two overarching concepts behind the latest LP from singer-songwriter Chan Marshall, best known as Cat Power. The other concept is […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Robert Finley Expands His Range on ‘Black Bayou’
    Jim Shahen Posted On October 24, 2023


    The spotlight may be shining on Robert Finley relatively late in life, but the bombastic blues singer is making the most of his moment. His 2021 LP Sharecropper’s Son was his coming out party, a dynamic blend of blues and […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: The Shindellas Pioneer Joyful New American Soul on ‘Shindo’
    Jim Shahen Posted On October 17, 2023


    On new album Shindo, The Shindellas — the trio of vocalists Tamara Chauniece, Stacy Johnson, and Kasi Jones — present a sound they call “New American Soul.” It’s a style that touches on more than a half-century of music, from […]


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    ALBUM REVIEW: Shakey Graves’ ‘Movie of the Week’ Maps Life’s Big Search
    Jim Shahen Posted On September 12, 2023


    Movie of the Week, the latest by singer-songwriter Shakey Graves (the nom de plume of Alejandro Rose-Garcia), has an intriguing backstory. It started out in 2018 as an entirely different thing altogether, a soundtrack Rose-Garcia had recorded for some friends […]


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