Springsteen’s A Letter to You: A Return to Rock and Roll
Later this month, September 23rd to be exact, Bruce Springsteen turns 71 and in A Letter to You he turnsContinue Reading
Category: New Music Reviews
Too busy to keep up with new music? This section is dedicated to reviews of the key new tracks out and about. This is a chance to tap into some new tracks.
Megan Washington’s Batflowers: Regret, Flowers and Beautiful Pop
Megan Washington, who goes by Washington, hit the Australian music scene with her record I Believe You Liar in 2010.Continue Reading
Courtney Barnett’s cover of Just For You: Celebrating Australian Music
Loyal Prime Time Jukebox listeners know I love Courtney Barnett. To me, she is the embodiment of Kurt Cobain, PattiContinue Reading
Chris Stapleton’s Starting Over: Soulful Country for a Challenging Time
Chris Stapleton is a cross between an angel and Thor. His soulful voice is in stark contrast to his GrizzlyContinue Reading
Public Enemy’s Fight the Power 2020 Mix: A Timeless Message of Justice and Black Lives Matter
Public Enemy released Fight the Power back in “1989 / A number, another summer,” as the famous opening line announces.Continue Reading
Briggs’ Apollo: Aussie Hip Hop Meets Ice Cube’s Death Certificate
Briggs is one of, if not the most, accomplished hip hop artists in Australia. He has toured with international actsContinue Reading
Burna Boy’s Monster’s You Made: Colonization is a Monster Made of Lies
We spoke earlier about Beyoncé’s project The Gift and how that record acted as a megaphone for both prominent andContinue Reading
MY POWER: Showcasing the best Women in African and American Hip Hop
Beyoncé constructed and starred on The Gift, a record inspired by Disney’s The Lion King, way back in 2019. However,Continue Reading
Run the Jewels’ Walking in the Snow: Capturing a Social Movement in a Song
Run the Jewels started as a side project with El-P and Killer Mike after El produced Killer Mike’s record R.A.P.Continue Reading
Taylor Swift’s Seven: Complex Emotional Depth Wrapped in Sublime Simplicity
Most successful bands go through a period of experimentation and then return to a more grounded and simplistic sound inContinue Reading
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