In order to best communicate my thoughts about Jeremy Current’s debut EP, I’ll need to flash you back to the fall of 2005. My wife and I had been married for about a year.

Ingrid Michaelson began studying piano at the age of four, began working with a vocal coach through her high school years, joined a theater group and put here musical career on hold to direct, but

Joshua James’s amazing Build Me This puts to rest any worries that his music would become too mainstream once he signed to a label.  Instead, he takes his lyrics to the darkest

Talk about a film that has a lot of buzz going for it.

It’s a rare occasion when, as a reviewer, I get pleasantly surprised by a new artist who I’ve never heard of before.

I’m not usually a big fan of Americana/folk music. It really doesn’t have anything to do with an active dislike of the genre or the usual lyrical tropes that go with it.

Listening to this album took me back to the late 90’s/early 00’s (the Aughts? Zeroeses?) when I first hear about a guy named Scott Windsor and his band, The Lyndsay Diaries.

Attention hippies: the soundtrack to your existence is alive and well. I give you, Moonalice.

Canadian Folk Rock.

Boom, roasted.

Okay, bear with me here. I’m not incredibly well-versed in my knowledge of female singer/songwriters.