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By Rob Skane. I have had the extremely good fortune to have seen Danny Holmes perform hundreds of times. He’s an incredible songwriter, singer, and guitar player. Danny’s music is available on all streaming platforms. Do yourself a favor and give his work a listen. His songs have depth, substance, and beautiful musicality. You can […]
Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing musical journey as Hudson Harmonic proudly presents The Forbidden Lovers on Friday, June 19, 2026. Taking over the stage at 21 N 6th Street in Hudson, NY, this event is set to be a standout night of innovative sound and vibrant energy. The performance features the dynamic duo Halo and […]
The Union College Jazz Ensemble kicked off this year’s much-loved Jazz on Jay series in Schenectady. Photography by Timothy Reidy. More from Jazz on Jay here …
Mind Blown and GEM: Serving Two Giant Helpings Of Original Music in Glens Falls By Jason Irwin Live original music continues to find momentum in the 12801, fueled by grassroots festivals, community gatherings, and a growing underground scene that’s bringing together musicians, artists, and fans of all ages. From the experimental energy of Mind Blown […]
Artist: MTM Ghettyboii RRX: Every artist’s first song is a milestone. But so is the latest song. Describe the first song/album you recorded, and also the latest song/album you recorded; what are the differences? Ghetty: the first record I created I was just testing the waters to figure out my sound. The latest record I […]
Theater Review: Harbinger Theatre’s Ladies’ Day: Big Hats, Big Dreams, and One Hell of a Play -Joanna Palladino Harbinger Theatre’s production of Amanda Whittington’s Ladies’ Day may be set around a trip to the races, but at its heart it is a story about friendship, self-discovery, and the unexpected moments that can change the course of an ordinary life. […]
The Courage of Softness A Feature by BradQuan Copeland Photo By: Nate Black The ache of brooding bends through thought as my nerves succumb beneath the weight of haze. Running on eight hours of sleep across the last forty-eight, I sit deeply folded into myself, my head slumped against the driver-side window as I scope […]
WHY GUNSHINE FEELS LIKE A BAND MEANT TO BE SEEN, NOT JUST HEARD Writing the Ride: Inside Gunshine’s Grand Rising By Lori Anne|I Am Lorelei! Grand Rising was never made to sit quietly in the background. Not a chance. From the start, the album moves with too much intention, too much swagger, and too much life to settle to be half-heard. Guitarist and singer-songwriter Austin Ingerman and vocalist Jordan Benson shape these songs with a clear sense of when to hold […]
The Mystery of EQ Last month, we talked about the voice and why singing is not some mystical gift reserved for “the chosen ones.” The voice is an instrument. It can be trained, strengthened, coordinated, and understood. This month, as summer arrives and the motorcycles begin swarming the streets like angry mosquitoes, we turn to […]
Interview with Jim Kaufman, new owner of Last Vestige Record Shop Interview by Chad Koenig On June 1st, countless people throughout the region collectively gasped, felt their heart skip, or had a brief bout of anxiety as they scrolled through social media posts regarding Albany’s treasured Last Vestige Record Store. Whether you were reading from the […]
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