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Led by classically trained composer and steel drummer Jonathan Scales and supported by the sounds of flat-pick fusion bassist Cody Wright, blues guitarist Duane Simpson, and jazz/rock drummer Phill...
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Secret Agent 23 Skidoo takes his kid-hop game in a darker, denser direction with Monkey Wrench, his first album for adults. Often referencing literary figures like Orson Welles and Jack Kerouac,...
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In their studio debut, Flowers & Chocolate, Asheville quartet The Secret B-Sides brings soulful horn and woodwind harmonies, saucy hip-hop drum breaks, consonant baselines, and spacey keyboard...
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When trumpeter Justin Ray moved from New York City to Asheville with saxophone player and friend Jacob Rodriguez in 2008, he wasn’t sure what to expect, other than cheaper rent. But the...
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Since forming four years ago, Dehlia Low has become a mainstay of Asheville’s traditional music scene, playing notable festivals and earning top 20 honors for its previous recordings. The...
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Between playing with Acoustic Syndicate, working on multiple musical projects, and welcoming a new son, Billy Cardine’s time is booked. Yet, the Weaverville-based Dobro player has managed to...
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Invite renowned classical musicians to intimate mountain venues to perform for appreciative audiences, and you’ve got the makings of an enduring music series. The Highlands-Cashiers Chamber...
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For apple lovers, the name Red June conjures images of the heirloom variety. But music lovers can rejoice in the equally tasteful namesake folk trio, whose latest CD supports an agrarian cause. “...
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North Carolina’s most celebrated songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Arthel Lane “Doc” Watson, is an American music treasure. The blind musician’s fleet-fingered guitar acrobatics and mastery of...
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“Am i wrong?” asks Jon Reed, aka Jar-e, in the song “Plot” on his new release, Blood of the Summer. The answer is no, because the Asheville singer-songwriter does everything right during this 33-...
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