Author: Lauren Leadingham

On what would’ve been Clifton Chenier’s 100th birthday, the Rolling Stones honor the King of Zydeco with a high-octane cover of “Zydeco Sont Pas Salés”—part of a new tribute album benefiting a scholarship in Chenier’s name.

Maria Muldaur channels the sass and soul of her mentor Victoria Spivey in a new lyric video for “Funny Feathers,” previewing her ‘One Hour Mama: The Blues of Victoria Spivey.’

Renowned for his disciplined guitar work and significant contributions to 1970s rock, Ralphs remains a defining figure of the era.

With “Broke Down Lines,” Left Lane Cruiser looks back on twenty years of road life—and the community that’s grown from it.

Long Tall Deb & Colin John reimagine the Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams” as a tough-edged Texas blues shuffle—setting the stage for their new album ‘Light It Up,’ out July 11 via VizzTone!

Brian Wilson’s genius turned dreams into music—layered, haunted, and full of quiet power. At 82, his songs remain a refuge for those who hear the world differently.

Sly Stone broke down barriers with his revolutionary sound and inclusive vision, leaving a permanent mark on funk, soul, and beyond.

With Taj Mahal, the Rolling Stones, and Lucinda Williams on board, a new album honors Clifton Chenier’s mammoth influence on American roots music.

Dedicated to safeguarding Albert King’s music rights and empowering youth through authentic blues education and community programs.

Go inside the haunted heart of Bentonia blues with Ryan Lee Crosby. American Blues Scene premieres the live-to-tape video for “I’ve Been Worried,” recorded at the legendary Blue Front Cafe—and takes a deep dive with Crosby on the spirit of the style, the wisdom of Jimmy “Duck” Holmes, and the making of ‘At the Blue Front.’