Stephie James’ musical career began when she was just 15 years old, at a Detroit coffee shop she and her brother opened together. “There was really nowhere for younger people to perform; we were too young to play in bars,” she remembers. Almost every night, she’d get on stage and play her own music as well as covers of songs by artists like Bob Dylan and Carole King. Then, one night, R&B icon Anita Baker walked in and watched her play. In what felt like a dream, they talked for the whole evening, and eventually, Baker invited James to tour with her. Before long, she was regularly opening for her shows.
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Americana UK debuts the title track from E.Z. Shakes’ forthcoming LP, The Spirit, calling it “apocalyptic…”
Zach Seibert formed E.Z. Shakes with Todd T. Hicks as an acoustic duo – Seibert on guitar and Hicks on banjo and pedal steel – in 2017 and things have moved pretty quickly since then, the band have two EPs and an album under their belt and another album on the way. They also grew to a five piece with John Furr adding electric guitar, acoustic guitar and keyboards, Stanford Gardner on percussion and bass by Jim Taylor. John Furr also acts as the in-house producer on this fuller sound. On the new record the band recruited Mitch Easter (the producer of seminal albums by R.E.M. and Pavement) to mix the album at his Fidelitorium studio.
Audiofemme highlights queer struggle and identity on New York’s Indie-Folk duo Tender Creature’s new album “An Offering”
On their debut EP An Offering, Queer New York-based indie folk duo Tender Creature provides a raw glimpse into some of life’s most difficult experiences, from losing loved ones to coming out to navigating relationships. But members Steph Bishop and Robert Maril tell these stories with beautiful melodies, playful instrumentation, and relatable lyrics that provide hope for those in the midst of such travails. READ MORE…
Listen: Captain Americana playlist for 9/14/20
Listen to this week’s Captain Americana Spotify playlist featuring:
Spencer Burton – Further (Dine Alone Records)
The Mountain Goats – As Many Candles As Possible
HESS – Believer Outta Me (Baby Robot Records)
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds – Galleon Ship – Live at Alexandra Palace, 2020)
Wayne Graham – Infinitude (K&F Records)
Orville Peck – Drive Me, Crazy
Joe Stamm Band – The Good & the Crooked (& the High & the Horny)
Bill Callahan – As I Wander
The Pinkerton Raid – Dream the Sun
Amanda Palmer, Rhiannon Giddens – It’s a Fire
Radiator King – Light of My Soul
Laura Marling – Red Right Hand (Nick Cave cover)
Andrew Weiss and Friends – The Other Side of the Rock
Sadler Vaden – Best Days
Laura Rabell – Coal Train Heart
Andrew Leahey & The Homestead – Mercury
Radnor & Lee – Outside In
Canyon City – Wish List
Sofia Talvik – California Snow – Unplugged
Austin Lucas – Already Dead (Cornelius Chapel Records)
Nick Dittmeier and the Sawdusters – All Damn Day (Live in Knoxville)
Kentucky John Clay – Cold Cold World
The Steel Wheels – When I Lived Underground
Nicholas Mudd – Heartache Express
Whiskey in the Pines – Sad Songs
Becky Warren – Me and These Jeans
Kyle Daniel – This American Dream
Kalen & Aslyn – Heather (Normaltown Records)
Jordan Tice – Matter of Time
Julia Logan – Everly, Foreverly
Amythyst Kiah, Dave Hause, Kam Franklin – Your Ghost
Listen: State of the Art Spotify playlist for 9/14/20
Listen to this week’s State of the Art Spotify playlist featuring:
Left at London – T-shirt
Janelle Monae – Turntables (from All In: The Fight for Democracy)
HESS – Believer Outta Me (Baby Robot Records)
Inara George, Dave Grohl – Sex in Cars: Road Angel Project (Matador Records)
8 Inch Betsy – Avenue (Baby Robot Records)
Homeboy Sandman – Trauma (Mello Music)
Spillage Village, JID, EARTHGANG – Baptize
Summer Dregs, Dirty Blonde – LIME
Action Bronson – Golden Eye
Molly Moore, Maty Noyes – Handsomer
Spoon – Rainy Taxi (Big Beat)
Koncept, Tru Crime – Outta Pocket
Trashcan Sinatras – The Closer You Move Away From Me
Bob Mould – Siberian Butterfly (Merge Records)
Drivin N Cryin – I’ll Be There
Flee Lord – Ten From This Clip
VALDEZ – Saint Munchausen
URSULA – Evergreen
Thanya Iyer – Please Don’t Hold Me Hostage For Who I Am, For Who I Was
Inter Arma – The Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill
Idle Hands – It Doesn’t Really Matter
Liza Anne – I Wanna Be There
Westside Gunn, Stove God Cooks – Jose Canseco
Silverbacks – Fad ’95
SPICE – MURDER
beabadoobee – Care
Torito – Barnum’s Animals
Slim 400 – Who Hate’n
Meyhem Lauren – Steamed Monkfish
Helena Deland – Lylz
Fehlt – Closure
Ditty TV premieres new video for Stuffy Shmitt’s cutting “It’s OK,” calling it “Alice in Wonderland meets Paris, Texas”
An old New York City rock & roller who’s performed and recorded with everyone from The Band’s Levon Helm to Violent Femmes’ Gordon Gano and David Johansen of the New York Dolls, from 2000 to 2012 Stuffy Shmitt released a half-dozen mostly under-the-radar solo records. Then about eight years ago he was completely consumed by bipolar disorder. Finally, he got himself properly medicated, moved to Nashville, and was able to sort out everything he’d created during his bouts of depression and mania. The resulting album, Stuff Happens was produced by Brett Ryan Stewart and Chris Tench and features Aaron Lee Tasjan and Brian Wright, as well as drummer Dave Colella and bassist Parker Hawkins.
Bleak but defiantly upbeat, the lead single, “It’s OK,” is a brutally honest song about Shmitt’s relationship with a beautiful soul who can’t seem to get her shit together. There’s a mesmerizing resignation in Shmitt’s voice as he sings, “It’s OK, forget it, It’s OK, don’t sweat it,” over and over again, as if he wants so badly to believe it’s true, but knows deep down that it’s all pretty far from OK.
The video for the song can only be described as Alice in Wonderland meets Paris, Texas. Catch the world premiere exclusively today at Ditty TV.