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Stephen Wilson Jr.: The Fixer

Stephen Wilson Jr. left a food-science career to chase songwriting full-time. A decade later, the Indiana native has built a career on writing the truest songs he can. His sprawling 34-track album, son of dad, honors the working-class fixers who shaped him—and the father who told him to go for it.

Mike Campbell’s Dirty Work
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Mike Campbell’s Dirty Work

On Mission of Mercy, Campbell and the Dirty Knobs deliver their strongest album yet. The veteran guitarist on writing on the fly, trusting the take, and leading a band that thrives on spontaneity.

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Andrew Watt Lets It Roll

New albums from the Rolling Stones and a Beatle in the same year? The guitarist, songwriter, and Grammy-winning producer on the working method behind his runs with the Stones, Paul McCartney, Pearl Jam, Ozzy, and more.

Person with a blue guitar on a red background, text reads "Branching Out."
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Amani Burnham: Branching Out

The 21-year-old Connecticut blues phenom came to the genre through Hendrix and SRV. With his debut album, Roots & Wings, he’s making the case that the way to keep the blues alive is to change it.

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Kurt Vile’s Philly Soul

On his 10th album, Philadelphia's been good to me, the singer-songwriter pays loving tribute to the city that raised him—name-dropping Sun Ra, recruiting Schoolly D for a video cameo, and recording at his own outlaw-style home studio with the band of brothers he calls the Violators.

Santa Cruz Guitar Company’s Richard Hoover: 50 Years of Changing the Game
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Santa Cruz Guitar Company’s Richard Hoover: 50 Years of Changing the Game

When Hoover started SCGC in 1976, he wanted to offer acoustic players a new sound. Half a century later, the acclaimed luthier recounts how he got here and what’s next for the California guitar builder.