Trans singer-songwriter CiCi Eberle rises above all challenges
Boston’s singer-songwriter CiCi Eberle has a lot to celebrate this Pride month. The openly trans woman singer-songwriter leads her life by being open and public about her lifestyle choice. She also gets the express her views and her feelings through her tools as a singer-songwriter. Formerly a rocker in the late 1960s Colorado music scene, […]
John Hall ready to commence Sunday afternoon concert series in Plymouth; Exit 13 Park & Ride to defray cost of admission
John Hall has been busy since March putting together his Rhythm Room Afternoon Concert Series. Scheduled to begin this Sunday, June13th, featuring Poppa Chubby with Jeffery Allen Shaw and Company, the series offers many of the finest local and national blues act. Hall, a long time booking agent, talent buyer, and festival organizers in the […]
Sonya Rae and Ryan Taylor have made a huge splash in the New England blues scene
We’ve seen them playing many blues venues around New England. We’ve seen their huge presence on social media. Blues musicians and married couple Sonya Rae Taylor and her husband Ryan Taylor are virtuoso guitarists, blues singers, and multi-instrumentalists. Sonya Rae and Ryan Taylor have been on the Boston scene for about four years. After getting […]
Lydia Arachne guides ambitious Semaphora through Connecticut music scene
Sometimes an artist’s project lands on the music scene with a loud thud, engaging all to look up and see what it’s all about. Semaphora, the brainchild of New Haven’s Lydia Arachne, a band concept similar to Alan Parsons Project, hit the Connecticut music scene about three years ago. Multi-instrumentalist Arachne had a plan and […]
Singer-songwriter Kim Moberg explores her Native American heritage
Cape Cod singer-songwriter Kim Moberg has spent the last ten years exploring her Native American roots. Moberg hails from the 1,800 year old Tlingit tribe of south eastern Alaska. Growing up Native American came with challenges, like dealing with prejudice. “Right now, it’s cool to be a Native American. A lot of people are curious […]
Transformed by blues, Mickey Maguire transforms auto repair lot into weekly blues jam
New Hampshire blues bass player Mickey Maguire has transformed his home town of Peterborough, New Hampshire into an oasis of blues music. Every Sunday afternoon from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Maguire hosts his Soul Repair blues jam at his Mickey’s Repair Service parking lot right off of Route 202. After his favorite weekly blues […]
Pamela Means calls out the Strange Fruit in her savvy songwriting
Pamela Means has the means to be great. The Northampton, Massachusetts-based singer-songwriter began her career in her hometown of Milwaukee, Wisconsin where there are very few solo acoustic performers, especially women or biracial women solo acoustic artists. Some promoters back in the day brought big acts into Milwaukee, and Means fit in easily as an […]
Dale LePage breathes humanity into his jazz, his TV show, and his life
Worcester’s storied jazz singer Dale LePage, closing in on age 60, has had , in the past, to suffer insults and indignities for his sexual orientation. While many think the LBGT community is now receiving grand acceptance, there are still those with narrow minds and mean streaks. Just the other week LePage was out walking […]
Rick Berlin, forging his own identity in the Boston music scene
Rick Berlin, 75, piano player, singer, and band leader has been on the Boston music scene since the early 1970s. Aside from his storied and varied career, Berlin, like many residents of the planet, had to come to grips with his sexuality and how it shaped his perception of himself. “One’s sexuality informs one’s view […]
Singer-songwriter Brad Bosse maintains strong presence in southern NH; lives life on his own terms
Brad Bosse is a man’s man. Athletic, competitive, hard working. He has also carved out a busy career in southern New Hampshire’s solo acoustic/singer-songwriter scene. It is impossible for anybody to go out for dinner and drinks anywhere just north of the border on a regular basis without soon seeing him in a corner of […]
