#HotTakes | Week of 09.02.24
Songs we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance.
Hayes Carll
Anaïs Mitchell
#HotTakes | Week of 10.25.21
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Can’t Stop The Rain // Neal Francis Just My Style // Honey Guide Pinball King // Loney Hutchins Juniper // Katy Kirby Bright Star // Anaïs Mitchell Have Tea // Robbing Millions Bubblegum // Quinn Christopherson Love Farewell // Jake Xerxes Fussell The Hardest
#HotTakes | Week of 10.11.21
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Chills // Banji Never Know // Sam Evian Virginia Beach // Hamilton Leithauser & Kevin Morby Breathing // Spencer LaJoye Crutch // Band of Horses Rips Me Up // Fruit Bats Modern Woman // Erin Rae Reno // Eades Baby Don’t Cry // Sunflower Bean
Mixtape | November 2018
We’re 11 months down in 2018, and yet another mixtape here to soothe your need for the month of December. I’m stoked on this months mixtape, lots of good stuff from all over the sonic landscape. Take a listen, follow the playlist, and share it with your friends.
#HotTakes | Week of 11.26.2018
Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. J T’aime // Fling Jupiter 4 // Sharon Van Etten Upcoming Boston Area Show: Friday, February 8th @ Royale I Know What It’s Like // Jeff Tweedy Christmas Everywhere (feat. Lera Lynn) // Rodney Crowell Don’t You Know // Durand
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Mixtape | October 2017
Press Play October was a spooky good month for new music, and I’m psyched for the broad range of music that we’ve got on this playlist. Everything from power pop jams to jangly americana to lo-fi ambling indie rock. I hope you enjoy it as much as I
Caitlin Rose
Tonight | Hayes Carll with Caitlin Rose at The Paradise
Caitlin Rose – Shanghai Cigarettes Tonight opening for Hayes Carll is Nashville TN’s Caitlin Rose. She’s an up and coming alt country / folk songstress who is still extremely young (24) and just released her debut full-length in March. Her songs are naive, vulnerable and honest. She writes in a