Where Do I Start? A Beginner’s Guide To LETTUCE [B.Getz on L4LM]
These Boston-born, Brooklyn-refined, Denver- and NOLA-dipped maestros have been boldly adventuring through galaxies of groove for over three decades.
Read moreThese Boston-born, Brooklyn-refined, Denver- and NOLA-dipped maestros have been boldly adventuring through galaxies of groove for over three decades.
Read more9th annual year-end favorite records extravaganza! 25 album reviews, plus dozens more inspired, eccentric, essential recommendations, DJ mixes, playlists & beyond. ~ Curated by B.Getz ~
Read moreOrgōne returned to SF to remind us why they remain heavyweight champions of West Coast funk.
Read morePeter Kruder and Richard Dorfmeister provided the central nervous system of the entire performance—chemists and conductors mixing the intoxicating potion of live instrumentation with the embryonic electronic elements that define their ethos.
Read moreThe Roots stripped down to their core to revisit the halcyon days, embarking on a thorough trek through the wayback machine with appropriate pomp and circumstance. The night offered more than merely a tribute to an important album; it was a testament to the musical ethos that gave birth to it.
Read moreMORiLLO has unfurled a kaleidoscopic dubbed-out odyssey through the space-time continuum, a sacred compass for the curious and vibrant vessel for the wanderer.
Read moreThe intergenerational exchanges and treasured traditions shared within these sacred songs hit the hardest as the weekend ensued, dealing heroic doses of the spiritual medicine we so deeply desire by way of the songs of the Dead.
Read moreSurprise Chef’s 2025 North American run takes their trademark concoction of library-music from the RZA’s basement crossed with mycelial deep-pocket funk, to a myriad of stages large and small.
Read moreIn its 33rd iteration, the iconic High Sierra Music Festival returned to Quincy, California on July 3rd–6th, the grandaddy of ‘em all delivering another heart-filling affair.
Read moreOn Sunday June 29th, a colorful collection of Bay Area musicians, movers, shakers, and fans congregated at San Francisco’s The Independent for an inspirational benefit concert celebrating vocalist Viveca Hawkins.
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