The Karpinka Brothers – New Single Release

Canadian folk-rock duo The Karpinka Brothers have released a new single titled “You Make It Look Easy” for their upcoming album “Talk is Cheap.” Check out the song here: https://soundcloud.com/karpinkabrothers/you-make-it-look-easy The inspiration for the track came from Shawn Karpinka's wife during a time of self-introspection, and “wondering about his place in the world.” The album finds the … Continue reading The Karpinka Brothers – New Single Release

Carly Taich – New Single Release

Asheville based singer-songwriter Carly Taich has released her debut single “Let it Shine” from her upcoming album “Reverie,” to be released in October. Check out the song here: https://soundcloud.com/carly-taich/let-it-shine-1 Taich’s music is considered to be fearless folk-pop, and it’s easy to see why. “Let it Shine” is an emotion-filled indie pop song filled with highs … Continue reading Carly Taich – New Single Release

Kathryn Claire – Solo Artist Interview

Singer-songwriter Kathryn Claire released her fourth full-length, 10-track album “Bones Will Last…” that is a listening experience filled with both classical and folk influences. ETV spoke with Kathryn about the making of her half-vocal and half-instrumental album, the story behind her music video for “The Fugue,” and she offered advice for other musicians who are … Continue reading Kathryn Claire – Solo Artist Interview

Gayle Skidmore – Solo Artist Interview

Folk and indie singer-songwriter Gayle Skidmore recently released her 20th independent release, which also happens to be her first full length vinyl album. She described the album as “whimsical, melancholic music for the romantic intellectual.” After following trends and chasing after deals to be successful through the industry channels, she has moved on to find … Continue reading Gayle Skidmore – Solo Artist Interview

Gestures & Sound – Concert Review

The Mint showcased a variety of talent on its June 21 bill from pop-influenced singer-songwriters to hard rocking folk quartets. There was something for everyone on a busy night. The venue itself is very intimate with an up close and personal stage where patrons could enjoy a variety of food and drinks mere feet away … Continue reading Gestures & Sound – Concert Review