It often seems that the best music being made today completely defies category, and Bethany & Rufus do just that, mixing influences from dusty American field recordings to modern jazz, from delicate folk pop to the Griot traditions of Africa. [less]

Bobby Darin--Seeing Is Believing collects 20 video performances of the legendary entertainer for the first time ever on commercial DVD release. Drawing from various television shows over the years, including The Ed Sullivan Show... [less]

Musically speaking, there are few events as highly anticipated as the venerable Mac Rebennack, aka, Dr. John, performing "live" in New Orleans. Perhaps the greatest living musician from the Crescent City, the Doctor's hometown appearances always... [less]

Grayson Capps writes songs which have the voice of dead prophets masquerading as town drunks screaming "look at us we're pretty, too!" He's been playing guitar and singing for nearly twenty years now.  [less]

Pianist Brian Haas, drummer Josh Raymer, and bassist/effects wizard/guitarist Reed Mathis occupy a rather unique place in the music world. They generate an all-inclusive emotional, mental, spiritual and physical experience for the listener... [less]

Described by Village Voice music critic Greg Tate as, "the missing link between Jimi Hendrix and Wes Montgomery on one hand, between P-Funk and Mississippi Fred McDowell on the other," James Blood Ulmer has made a career built on left turns... [less]