Brandi Carlile’s ‘The Firewatcher’s Daughter’ explodes with energy, urgency and pristine harmonies from being recorded entirely live without any demoing or practicing beforehand alongside longtime collaborators The Twins, Tim and Phil Hanseroth.
Singer/songwriter Joshua Radin showcases his "keen sense of melody with a touch of edge" (ABC News) through intimate, expressive songs that chronicle a real-time journey from adoration to true love.
Celebrating the release of new book about tragic mystery of rock n roll legend Bobby Fuller, definitive recorder of "I Fought The Law”
NPR calls The Districts' John Congleton-produced 'A Flourish And A Spoil' (out now, Fat Possum) "fast, furious [and] genius." The band, whose eldest member is only 20, recently made their TV debut on Late Night with Seth Meyers and have been named to TIME, Tumblr and the Huffington Post's Artists To Watch in 2015 lists. The quartet are currently on a national headlining tour and will bring their "incendiary" (NME), raw on-stage vigor to Bonnaroo and Governors Ball this summer.
6x Aria Award-nominated San Cisco have climbed the top of Australian iTunes and embarked on sold-out US tours with their mix of fuzzy surf rock and infectious electro-pop, anchored by Scarlett on drums and singer Jordi who co-produced the album with guitarist Josh.
Rolling Stone "Artist To Watch" Matthew E. White signed to Domino for his bold new album 'Fresh Blood. He will make his national TV debut on Letterman (March 16). 'Fresh Blood' has been called one of the most anticipated albums of 2015 by The Guardian, Stereogum, Paste, CoS, and more. His first single "Rock & Roll is Cold" earned a 4-star review from Billboard and "Tranquility" was one of NY Mag Vulture's Best Songs of the Week.
24-year-old expat jazz singer flips the script on the Zombies, Cole Porter, Maroon 5 and more, changing gender roles and playing with tempos as inspired by her fervent love for Blossom Dearie, '20s jazz and la belle époque.
Barbed-witted Steve Taylor and Foils (John Mark Painter, Jimmy Abegg and Peter Furler) are wound tight and ready to pounce with new 11-track rock giant, Goliath.
LA-based singer Sam Outlaw has a country-meets-Cali sound that's been endorsed by Rolling Stone ahead of his debut album.
