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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

The Lucky Losers are Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, soul August 3, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Cathy Lemons and Phil Berkowitz of the Lucky Losers Accompanied by a dynamic four piece ensemble, veteran Bay Area artists, Cathy Lemons and Phil Berkowitz deliver a truly signature sound, layering elements of Stax/Volt styled R&B, electric Americana, and psychedelic rock atop a Chicago and Texas […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Billy Prine is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter August 2, 2020

HOME PAGE Making A Scene presents an Interview with Billy Prine The best education a musician can get is playing in bar bands, and the earlier the better. Billy Prine formed and led his first bar band in Chicago at the tender age of twelve. Chicago in the 1960’s and early 1970’s was wide open, […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

JD Taylor is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, jd taylor, roots, roots rock August 1, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with JD Taylor! JD Taylor grew up in Brownsville TN. never dreaming that at age 30 a gift of a harmonica would change his life forever.  In just 3 short years of writing songs practicing harmonica, hanging out on Beale Street and and catching all the  greats traveling […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Graham Bramblett Is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, graham bramblett, making a Scene, roots July 31, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Graham Bramblett Graham Bramblett was born in raised in Dallas, Texas before embarking on a journey where he called many places home. Bramblett attended college in Missouri but found himself paying as much attention to writing and performing songs as much as his school. Upon graduation, […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Mark May Band Deep Dark Demon

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Mark May Band, roots, roots rock July 29, 2020

Mark May Band Deep Dark Demon Gulf Coast Records Guitarist Mark May was born in Columbus, Ohio. As a young man he was already playing nightclubs before he turned fifteen. He relocated to Houston, Texas where he spent twenty years playing country music and rock in biker bars. Influenced by Albert Collins May turned to […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Jon Strahl is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, jon strahl, making a Scene, roots July 26, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jon Strahl We are a group of musicians interested in exploring the Blues and the many interweaving genres of American music. Our playing and songwriting is straightforward and heartfelt, always moving forward while remaining rooted in tradition. We continue to create, perform, and entertain on our […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Gravel & Grace Bringing The Blues

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, gravel and grace, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots July 24, 2020

Gravel & Grace Bringing The Blues Ava Grace Music Modesto California’s Big Earl Matthews is a twenty-year veteran of the local blues scene. He is bandleader of “Big Earl and the Cryin’ Shame” and an intense organizer of jams and events. He is also a member of the blues and roots band the “Poorhouse Millionaires”. […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Broke Fuse is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, broke fuse, indie Blues, jay moonah, making a Scene, one man band, roots July 24, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jay Moonah One man. A suitcase kick-drum. A toolbox of harmonicas. A beat-up guitar. Also a mini-washboard, and a bit of kazoo for good measure. Broke Fuse is a one-man folk-blues band from Toronto, playing originals alongside classic songs by Willie Dixon, Jimmy Reed, Little Walter, […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

CD Woodbury World’s Gone Crazy

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, cd woodbury, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots July 22, 2020

CD Woodbury World’s Gone Crazy Independent CD Woodbury developed a reputation as a sideman on the Pacific NW blues scene. He founded his own band in 2009 and released his debut Sunbanks Live! In 2010; resulting in winning the first of his eleven Washington Blues Society “Best of The Blues” awards and the moniker “The […]

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Too Slim And The Taildraggers The Remedy

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, Too Slim and The Taildraggers July 17, 2020

Too Slim And The Taildraggers The Remedy Vizztone Label Group Too Slim And The Taildraggers were first formed in 1986 by Spokane, Washington’s Timothy Lee “Too Slim” Langford. They released their debut recording “Swingin’ in the Underworld” in 1988. The prolific band received a 2012 Blues Music Award nomination in the category of “Blues Rock […]

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Mandalyn is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, indie Blues, interview, making a Scene, mandalyn, roots July 17, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Mandalyn! Mandalyn hales from NW Indiana (the region). She was born with a love of music in her soul. Being classically trained, Mandalyn started competing in various competitions at a young age. In her late teens, she started performing at live venues. Mandalyn’s background includes studio […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Johnny and the Mongrels are Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, johnny and the mongrels, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, swamp pop July 13, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Johnny Ryan of Johnny and the Mongrels Johnny & The Mongrels is a high-powered, New Orleans-influenced band that is “the perfect combination of a funk filled heart & a deep bayou soul.” Its founders, currently based in Fort Collins, Colorado, are singer/songwriter Johnny Ryan and singer/bassist/songwriter […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

CD Woodbury is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues-rock, cd woodbury, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots July 11, 2020

HOME PAGE   Making a Scene Presents an Interview with CD Woodbury From a reputation as an ace sideman and “The Northwest’s best kept secret” in the Pacific NW blues scene; CD Woodbury is emerging as an internationally recognized singer, songwriter, and guitarist. The CD Woodbury Band album “Monday Night!” charted internationally in its genre, […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Lorena Leigh Water Theory

Robert Levoy americana, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots May 31, 2020

Lorena Leigh Water Theory Cowgirl-Mermaid Records This morning I started my day listening to a CD I received in the mail the other day by an independent artist from Fort Worth, Texas that mixes pop with a little of island and folk sound. The artist is Lorena Leigh and the album is Water Theory released […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Vanderlei Pereira and Blindfold Test Vision for Rhythm

Jim Hynes americana, jazz, making a Scene, roots May 19, 2020

Vanderlei Pereira and Blindfold Test Vision for Rhythm Jazzheads Vanderlei Pereira is a renowned Brazilian drummer who has been in the states for over thirty years. With extensive experience as a sideman in his native country as well as in the U.S., this marks his first recording as a bandleader with his newly formed band, […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Linsey Alexander Live At Rosa’s

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, chicago, indie Blues, Linsey alexander, making a Scene, roots May 18, 2020

Linsey Alexander Live At Rosa’s Delmark Records Linsey Alexander is a classic Chicago bluesman. Born in Mississippi he moved to Memphis with his family when he was twelve. He has played with everyone from B.B. King, to Magic Slim and Buddy Guy. After being part of the Chicago scene Alexander released his solo debut “Someone’s […]

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Otis Rush All Your Love, I Miss Loving

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, chicago, indie Blues, Otis Rush, roots May 18, 2020

Otis Rush All Your Love, I Miss Loving Live at The Wise Fools Pub, Chicago Delmark 781  It was a “cold day in hell” on Chicago’s West Side in January, 1976. Otis Rush was about to take the stage at The Wise Fools Pub. Otis Rush was a guitarist of unquestionable talent and a singer […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Eliza Neals is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, eliza neals, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots May 17, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Eliza Neals Eliza Neals is a prolific songwriter, confident producer, arranger, bandleader, pianist, and one-of-a-kind live performer. Eliza sings with unearthly passion and velvety grit, effortlessly pushing air to new heights. Her operatically trained voice has been called both sexy and menacing. None of this is surprising, […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

The Proven Ones are Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, the proven ones May 16, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Brian Templeton of The Proven Ones It’s one thing to claim you are “proven,” it’s quite another to have the credentials to back it up. Comprised of five of the most formidable musicians on the blues scene today — guitarist Kid Ramos, vocalist Brian Templeton, keyboardist […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Chickenbone Slim is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues-rock, chickenbone, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots May 14, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Chickenbone Slim Chickenbone Slim is an original blues artist from San Diego, CA. with 30 years of music experience, first as a bassist, and since 2011 as a guitarist, vocalist and bandleader. Chickenbone plays original and traditional electric blues, born in the middle of the last century. […]

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Robert Jon And the Wreck Last Light on the Highway

Robert Levoy blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Robert Jon, Rock, roots May 14, 2020

Robert Jon And the Wreck Last Light on the Highway Last Light On The Highway is the May 8, 2020 album by blues and country-infused rock n’ roll quintet Robert Jon and the Wreck out of Orange County, California comprising of Robert Jon Burrison on vocals and guitar, Andrew Espantman on drums, Steve Maggiora keyboards and vocals, Henry James on lead guitar and vocals, and Warren Murrel on […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Peter Karp is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, peter karp, roots May 11, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Peter Karp Peter Karp is known for many things. An assertive singer, a skilled guitarist and a passionate performer, he’s also an individual who writes songs that frequently reflect tales told as part of life’s journey, spawned by passion and personal experience. Consequently he’s not easily […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

King Solomon Hicks Harlem

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, king solomon hicks, making a Scene, roots May 8, 2020

King Solomon Hicks Harlem Provogue/Mascot Label Group Twenty-five year old Solomon Hicks is from New York Cities upper west side. He started playing guitar at the age of six. When he was fourteen he recorded “Embryonic” with the seventeen-piece Cotton Club All-Star Band, and toured Europe and Japan. His first mentor was Melvin Sparks. The […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Watermelon Slim is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, Watermelon Slim May 3, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Watermelon Slim! Bill “Watermelon Slim” Homans has built a remarkable reputation with his raw, impassioned intensity. HARP Magazine wrote “From sizzling slide guitar…to nitty-gritty harp blowing…to a gruff, resonating Okie twang, Slim delivers acutely personal workingman blues with both hands on the wheel of life, a […]

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Mark S. Black Wheels Keep Turning

Gerry Casey blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, mark s ward, roots May 2, 2020

Mark S. Black Wheels Keep Turning “Wheels Keep Turning”is the fourth studio album from Mark S. Black. This album sees Mark reunite with Mark Ward who hails from Melbourne Australia. Mark mixed his debut album called “The Midnight Ramblings Of A Demented Irishman “ recorded back in 2004. Wheels Keep Turning was mastered by Paul Gomersall. Paul has […]

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Mike Zito Quarantine Blues

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, mike zito, quarantine blues, roots May 2, 2020

Mike Zito Quarantine Blues Gulf Coast Records Over the year’s guitarist/vocalist Mike Zito has become a true force in the blues world. He won his first Blues Music Award in 2010 for “Song of the Year”; for the title track off his Eclecto Groove album “Pearl River” co-written with Cyril Neville. He formed “The Royal […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

TJ George is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter, tj george May 2, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with TJ George TJ George is an award-winning singer/songwriter and recording artist who calls Columbus, Ohio, home. He has penned three solo CDs: Melodic Groove (2010), Abilene (2012), and Fragmented Soul: Volume 1 (2015). The album, TJC-One, released in 2014, is a collaboration between TJ and Grammy-nominated […]

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Music Business

Making a Scene Celebrates 6 years!

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, music business, roots May 1, 2020

Making a Scene Celebrates 6 Years of Publication! It was May 1 2014 when I launched Making a Scene and since that day it has been one hell of a ride! We have been through 4 hosting services because of the growth of traffic which now averages over 8 million page reads a month! Our […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Anni Piper Blow Up Doll

Richard Ludmerer americana, anni piper, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots April 30, 2020

Anni Piper Blow Up Doll Sugar Daddy Records Australian born Anni Piper was first influenced by listening to the blues-rock of Stevie Ray Vaughan. The bassist released her debut recording “Jailbait” in 2004. She signed with Bluesleaf Records and between 2008 and 2013 released three albums. Due to her wardrobe and pin up modeling she […]

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Interview the Pros

Interview with a Pro – Pat Quinn – Buddy Guy Radio

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues-rock, buddy guy, Buddy Guy Radio, indie Blues, internet radio, pat quinn, roots April 30, 2020

Home Page Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Pro Pat Quinn – Buddy Guy Radio What happens when you combine a dream with a legend? When Blues DJ Pat Quinn and his dream to run his own Blues Radio station came in contact with Blues Legend Buddy Guy, Buddyguyradio.com was born. Buddy, has been […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Rory Block is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, rory block April 25, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Rory Block Rory Block grew up in New York’s Greenwich Village at the height of the “folk music revival”, a time when a number of the founding giants of traditional country blues were being rediscovered and brought through New York City to perform. At the age […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Jim Gustin and Truth Jones are Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, indie Blues, jim gustin, making a Scene, roots, truth jones April 24, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jim Gustin and Truth Jones Jim Gustin is a blues singer and guitarist from Santa Clarita California. He has a distinctive, powerful voice; soulful and deep with a smoky rasp, he is a passionate and energetic performer. He is also a very solid guitarist with great […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Steve Howell, Dan Sumner & Jason Weinheimer Long Ago

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots April 23, 2020

Steve Howell, Dan Sumner & Jason Weinheimer Long Ago Out Of The Past Music Texas born Steve Howell lives near Shreveport, La. He has immersed himself in the rural blues of the south and is normally content to re-create obscure country blues with his warm vocals and finger picking. He recorded his debut album “Out […]

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Tom Gilberts Old School

Jim Hynes blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, tom Gilberts April 21, 2020

Tom Gilberts Old School Polymerase You know this will be a different kind of blues record as it opens with the slow blues “Lady Luck,’ suggesting a confidence that few blues guitarists have as not many would dare to open with a simmering slow one. Tom Gilberts is a master of tone and nuance and […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Sarah Siskind Modern Appalachia

Jim Hynes americana, indie, making a Scene, roots, sarah siskind, singer-songwriter April 20, 2020

Sarah Siskind Modern Appalachia Red Request Sarah Siskind’s Modern Appalachia is long overdue as it’s her first album in nine years.  This is an important project as evidenced by the gleaming list of guests including Bill Frisell, Justin Vernon, Jeff Sipe, Mike Seal, Daniel Kimbro, Rose Cousins, Julie Lee, and Elizabeth Foster.  Don’t let the […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Andrew Alli Hard Workin’ Man

Jim Hynes americana, andrew alli, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots April 19, 2020

Andrew Alli Hard Workin’ Man EllerSoul Emerging harmonica sensation Andrew Alli hails from Richmond, VA, the same area of his mentor, the Piedmont harp master, Phil Wiggins. Alli not only blows his blues harp in an intense, county rooted style, he can sing with passion too. He’s a young cat with an old soul. Allie […]

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Be Sharp Band Ashes

Gerry Casey be sharp band, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots April 17, 2020

Be Sharp Band Ashes The Blues may well have originated in the southern states of the USA, but today we all live in the modern world and the same issues effect our lives, day in day out. Because right now the Blues is global, it doesn’t matter whether the music is created in Louisiana, London, […]

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Crystal Shawanda Church House Blues

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, crystal shawanda, indian, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots April 17, 2020

Crystal Shawanda Church House Blues True North Records/New Sun Records Crystal Shawanda is an indigenous Canadian born in the Wiikwemkoong First Nation, an unceded territory, on Manitoulin Island in northern Ontario. She moved to Nashville and signed with RCA Records in 2007. Her debut album “Dawn of a New Day” reached the top 20 on […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Ali Holder Uncomfortable Truths

Jim Hynes Ali holder, americana, Austin, making a Scene, roots April 17, 2020

Ali Holder Uncomfortable Truths Self-released The title alone provides intrigue as Texas singer-songwriter Ali Holder doesn’t just confess but instead urges us to stand tall, defiantly in the face of stereotypes while acknowledging difficult circumstances. Ultimately, rather than dwelling on the negative, she pushes toward the optimistic higher road, chronicling some of the pain on […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

The Proven Ones You Ain’t Done

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, roots, the proven ones April 16, 2020

The Proven Ones You Ain’t Done Gulf Coast Records The Proven Ones released their debut recording “Wild Again” in 2018. The all-star ensemble is led by Jimi Bott, drums. Bott has twenty Blues Music Award nominations for Best Instrumentalist – Drums, winning that award in 2015. His longtime partner Willie J. Campbell has four of […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Jack Licitra is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, jack licitra, jacks waterfall, long island, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter April 16, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jack Licitra! Jack’s Waterfall is the musical adventure of singer/songwriter and musician, Jack Licitra. Pop, blues, jazz, folk, gospel and global music all meet at The Waterfall, a place of healing and learning. Sometimes Jack performs solo and other times with a group, but there is […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Juliana MacDowell Leaving Home

Viola Krouse americana, Country, indie, Juliana MacDowell, making a Scene, roots March 17, 2020

Juliana MacDowell Leaving Home Conch Town Music Juliana MacDowell releases Leaving Home on Conch Town Music and it’s as fresh as spring itself. This, her second studio album, explores familiar themes and presents them in a beautiful light. Released on friday the thirteenth in the middle of a pandemic, touring to promote the album is […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Sass Jordan Rebel Moon Blues

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, blues-rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, rebel Moon Blues, roots, sass jordon March 14, 2020

Sass Jordan Rebel Moon Blues Stony Plain Records Sass Jordan is a Canadian rock singer who was first inspired by listening to The Band and songs like “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down”. Other musical influences included Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, David Bowie, and soul singer Al Green. Jordan’s debut recording was 1988’s “Tell […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Don Ender is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, don ender, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots March 8, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Don Ender The band is based around singer and guitarist Don Ender who interprets American root music in all its different forms. They Stamp it with their own brand on the music: From blues to Americana to Southern Rock puts the sound of the American South […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Whitney Shay Stand Up!

Richard Ludmerer blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, Ruf Records, Whitney Shay February 27, 2020

Whitney Shay Stand Up! Ruf Records Whitney Shay began fronting a band and singing blues and jazz in 2009. In 2012 she released her debut recording “Soul Tonic”. She performs over 200 dates a year and is a four-time winner at the San Diego Music Awards. She released her follow-up album 2018’s “A Woman Rules […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Grant Peeples is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, grant peeples, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter February 14, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Grant Peeples A self-described “tree-hugger that watches NASCAR, and Buddhist with a gun below the seat,” Grant Peeples is known for his axe-sharp socio-political tunes, raucous humor and heart-gigging ballads. He is the recipient of the Focus Foundation Award for Creative Excellence, which cited the “humor, compassion […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Harper and the Midwest Kind Rise Up

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, Harper and the Midwest Kind, indie Blues, making a Scene, Rise Up, roots, world music February 6, 2020

Harper and the Midwest Kind Rise Up As soon as you hear the opening notes of “Rise Up,” the title song of Harper and the Midwest Kind’s new release 11, you will know it is something unique. After all, how many roots anthems start out with the didgeridoo? The album is coming out on February  […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Angel Forrest is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu angel forrest, blues, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots January 26, 2020

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Angel Forrest! In 1988, Angel Forrest began a musical career which would span over three decades – and counting. Her first album, Secondhand Blues, featured several classics. The energic vocalist’s work immediately gained attention from critics and new fans. Her tribute show to the legendary Janis Joplin brought Angel into the […]

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Interview the Pros

Interview with a Pro – Mick Kolassa – Endless Blues Records

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, endless blues records, indie Blues, interview with a pro, making a Scene, mick kolassa, roots January 16, 2020

HOMEPAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with a Pro Mick Kolassa – Endless Blues Records Endless Blues Records is a different kind a record company. We started as a “personal” label for Mick Kolassa and have expanded to work with other artists. Our goal is to help independent artists get their music recorded in […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews/ Indie Rock Artist

The Adobe Collective is Making A Scene!

Richard L'Hommedieu adobe collective, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots January 9, 2020

HOMEPAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tim Chinnock of “The Adobe Collective” All The Space That There Is, the new album from The Adobe Collective, out on January 10th, 2020 on Love/Sands Records. The Adobe Collective effortlessly embody what is rapidly becoming known as the “high desert sound”. Based in Joshua Tree, CA […]

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