Month: October 2025

As the international music landscape increasingly favors authenticity and resilience, Colombian-born, Netherlands-based singer-songwriter Grace de Gier stands poised for a dynamic ascent. Her new single “Done,” released on October 11th,…

Pete Goodall, an accomplished musician and covert operative, is set to share his unique journey in The Jazz Spy—a memoir weaving together his influential career in the music industry and…

From its first pages, Minstrel Boy announces itself as the major Dylan study of 2025. Chris Gregory’s second volume in his reverse‑ordered Picasso of Song trilogy reframes 1967–1990—not as aftermath,…

Chris Gregory approaches Dylan’s post‑1966 decades with rare poise and authority. Minstrel Boy, the second volume in his reverse‑ordered Picasso of Song trilogy, treats 1967–1990 not as an interlude but…

The surest sign you’ve found a keeper is the company of its cheerleaders—and this one keeps illustrious company. MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician has been singled out across stages, clinics,…

This is Dylan under the microscope and back on stage. Minstrel Boy, the middle panel of Chris Gregory’s Picasso of Song, anatomizes the post-accident decades with rare poise—200,000 words of…

Talent sometimes takes the scenic route. For Tim Camrose, that journey has forged a songwriter with uncommon sensitivity and poise, the kind of artist who can turn hard truths into…

Every so often a children’s book arrives with the confidence of a classic-in-waiting. MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician, Sonya Anise’s debut as both author and illustrator, is such a book—assured…

Endorsements Signal a Standout in Contemporary Children’s Literature: Sonya Anise’s MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician A rare consensus is forming around MUMAGEDDON! And the Food Magician, the debut rhyming picture…