What's old is new again, real music in South Glens Falls

(Apr 3, 2023) A record deal forty years in the making, thanks to a handful of old LP's in singer/songwriter Alan Dunham's closet.

(Feb 13, 2023) Drummer Ethan Shantie says, of his band Sunflo'er, "I kind of think that we DO play pretty music, if you take a minute you'll find that it's not just screaming."

(Jan 9, 2023) Caitlin Scholl welcomes many guest artists on her new album, including mother nature.

(Nov 21, 2022) Want to develop a great left hand? Just break your right, says Potsdam's Matt Bullwinkel. Not really. But he does say that it was a fateful soccer match that led to some serious chops on the keys.

(Sep 12, 2022) Forget what you think you know about the bass guitar. Evan Veenstra creates fluid and imaginative pieces on the piccolo bass. It's time for this bass man to take a solo.

(Jul 11, 2022) He's won two Native American Music Awards as a solo artist and his band December Wind has a new record coming this summer. Atsiaktonkie says he's overcome addiction and life on the streets and is now "who he's supposed to be."

(May 24, 2022) Adrian Carr says the sounds of a vintage electric piano have taken him 'into a new place.'

(May 16, 2022) From stinkpot turtles to 19th century tin swindles David Archibald buries himself in research until 'what bubbles up' is honest.

(May 9, 2022) "When you get to put your own little twist on something, that's the satisfying moment," says the cellist and electronic musician.

(Feb 7, 2022) "The reason I work on music every night is so I can survive, emotionally" says Julie Kathryn, aka I Am Snow Angel.