This year has been pretty eventful for children’s music.

I can’t believe that 12 years ago I was irked by the sub par acting of Spencer Breslin in the Bruce Willis kid comedy, er, The Kid.

Hope In Transition marks Brendan James’ third studio album, a singer/songwriter album that is rich with a big sound and contains just enough pop sensibility to keep the artistic side from d

With two self produced EP’s and a full length release (Triple Crown Records) already on the books Trevor Dahl shows no signs of slowing down in his quest to be the newest hit maker in the sin

Let me first start off with a tid bit that will no doubt find itself included in every review for the newest Feist album, Metals.

Tokyo Rosenthal has been in the business of storytelling for three decades with his Folk/Americana/Country style of music.

Rachel Platten’s new album, Be Here, is a mixture of poppy tracks and a couple of other tunes that flirt with genre defying switch ups.

A lot of people dream of putting out their own album, but Shane Wyatt did it.

In my effort to uncover some facts about Marianne Keith I searched the web from previous reviews of her earlier albums to myspace to her official website and in the end all I really discovered abou