Shawn Donohue

1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

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1 week ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

The newest offering from the Brooklyn-based rock outfit Hotline TNT is a throwback to the buzzy grunge era of 90s indie/alt heyday; however, things never stagnate as they sprinkle in exciting accents and pop-like appeal to keep the ear engaged throughout the dynamite Raspberry Moon. For the first time in Hotline TNT’s history, lead singer/founder and main man Will Anderson decided to write and record with his touring band, guitarist Lucky Hunter, bassist Haylen Trammel, and drummer Mike Ralston.

2 weeks ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

For their newest release Bo Dollis Jr. & The Wild Magnolias went upriver to inject some Memphis blues and soul into their New Orleans second line sound. Chip Off The Old Block finds Bo Dollis Jr. The Wild Magnolias continue cultural traditions passed down from Bo’s father, while also expanding in exciting ways.    The group recorded in Memphis with Archie “Hubbie” Turner, Rev. Charles Hodges, and Leroy Hodges of the legendary Hi Rhythm Section, adding even more history to the proceedings.

2 weeks ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

One of the most unlikely comebacks in recent music history was WITCH’s 2023 offering, the excellent Zango. The Zamrock legends returned after 40 years, blending new and old styles to deliver the goods for a new generation to discover. Now comes SOGOLO, a follow-up that is more relaxed, less vital, but still able to rock, groove, and occasionally freak out.

2 weeks ago | glidemagazine.com | Shawn Donohue

Following up on her acclaimed 2024 debut Image Issues, Brittany Davis‘ new release, Black Thunder, is a freewheeling, jazzy excursion that showcases her strong vocals, insightful lyrics, and the musical interplay of her trio. On her debut, Davis used drum machines and programmed keys, but this time, things are more organic and flowing. Working with producer Josh Evans, Davis plays piano and sings while Evan Flory-Barnes is on bass, and D’Vonne Lewis contributes drums/percussion.