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José González: A Matter of Time
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José González: A Matter of Time

The singer, songwriter and guitarist took years to make the new Against the Dying of the Light. The result is perhaps his most ambitious album yet, incorporating exotic rhythms, alternate tunings, and a quiet reckoning with AI and human consciousness.

Julian Lage: The Art of Limitations
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Julian Lage: The Art of Limitations

The jazz-guitar virtuoso discusses his new album Scenes from Above, composing over 100 songs in 20-minute bursts, battling hum in midtown Manhattan, and overcoming focal hand dystonia to rediscover how to play.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Maps a Modern Blues Journey
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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Maps a Modern Blues Journey

Straddling his Mississippi roots and current L.A. home, the singer and guitarist sharpens his voice and expands his sound on Hard Road.

Musician Daniel Donato sits outdoors, wearing a cowboy hat, holding a guitar amid greenery.
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Daniel Donato's Ever-Expanding Cosmic Country Universe

The rising Tele master has carved out his space in the twang-guitar universe by taking on a wide range of influences, from Slash to Jerry Garcia to Brent Mason, and making them all his own on Horizons, his third full-length release.

Molly Tuttle: Moving Beyond Bluegrass Into Fresh Pop Pastures
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Molly Tuttle: Moving Beyond Bluegrass Into Fresh Pop Pastures

With a new, all-female lineup and fearless style shift, the Grammy-winning artist proves her music can’t be contained by genre on her latest album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine.

Jason Isbell’s Acoustic Odyssey: Foxes in the Snow
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Jason Isbell’s Acoustic Odyssey: Foxes in the Snow

With his new album, the Americana hero faces the microphone alone—save for a 1940 Martin 0-17—and emerges with an album full of nuanced emotional touchstones framed by the gentle side of his virtuosic musicianship.

Samantha Fish: “Leaning Into the Edges—That’s Where the Real S**t Lies.”
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Samantha Fish: “Leaning Into the Edges—That’s Where the Real S**t Lies.”

The rising blues-rock star has made a dozen records, topped roots-music charts, played 150 dates a year, and opened for the Rolling Stones. Now her new album, Paper Doll, finds her at a hard-playing creative pinnacle.