Is it fall yet? It sure does feel like it on the east coast and our friends on the west coast are continuing to battle wildfires. Meanwhile, the Gulf coast is picking up the pieces […]
Mike Skinner Returns To The Streets For ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’
Everything seems to come full circle, doesn’t it? That’s what recently happened with one of my favorite artists – Mike Skinner from The Streets. During my college years, I would make weekly treks to New […]
New Music Friday, Sept. 11, 2020
It’s a double dose of nostalgia for this edition of New Music Friday at The High Note since it’s both back-to-school week here in New Jersey, and the anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001 today. It’s […]
Margo Price Has Plenty To Say On ‘That’s How Rumors Get Started’
I find comfort in Margo Price‘s scorching songwriting. Her ability to cut through the bullshit with her songs just strikes a chord with me. Her latest album, “That’s How Rumors Get Started,” is a steady […]
New Music Friday, Sept. 4, 2020
It’s Labor Day weekend but The High Note isn’t going to leave you hanging high and dry on the hot sand – I’ve got you covered with all the latest albums for your barbecues and […]
Jim James Lets The Feelings Flow On My Morning Jacket’s ‘The Waterfall II’
The artist’s job is to create art. It sounds simple enough, right? If only creativity was consistent and able to be controlled in the same realm of space and time that you and I will […]
New Music Friday, Aug. 28, 2020
The world is a crazy place right now, but the music plays on. Whether it is racial injustice, coronavirus, politics, your job, the neighbor’s dog or just the weather – there is a lot taking […]
M. Ward Looks To The Stars To Find ‘Migration Stories’
I’ve always been a big fan of M. Ward‘s methodical approach to music. He sounds like a man who takes his time and, typically using an analog recording process that takes even more time, his […]
New Music Friday, Aug. 21, 2020
Another week in the books and Friday is here to help us celebrate and ease into the weekend with some new tunes. Of course, nothing is really normal right now in the era of Covid-19 […]
Philadelphia Folk Festival Cultivates Online Community For 59th Edition
Fest is a feeling that I never want to end. Last year, as volunteers were packing up tables and chairs and loading them into trucks, I had a strange feeling like I was somehow between […]