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The acoustic guitar is one of the most popular and versatile instruments in the world. It is used in many genres of music, from rock to classical and everything in between. The acoustic guitar can be a beautiful and powerful tool for creating music. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s something here for everyone. Check out the latest news, articles and videos about acoustic guitars and the world of acoustic music.
It is always a great joy and spiritual inspiration for audiences to hear the most beautiful qualities of the human voice in solo and choral settings in the special enriching acoustic of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Here is where the Australian Chamber Choir creates perfection in pitch, tone and harmony bringing us the most...
The Yoko Miwa Trio will be heading to Connecticut for a return appearance at the popular venue, The Side Door Jazz Club on Saturday, August 30 The Side Door Jazz Club is located at Old Lyme Inn, 85 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT 06371Tickets $28-$54 Yoko Miwa (piano), Will Slater (acoustic bass), Scott Goulding (drums)
An adventurous electroacoustic artist working in the tradition of Terry Riley and Laurie Spiegel, Isaac Sherman combines the refracted glow of L.A.’s ambient jazz scene with more tactile synth excursions. Though adroit at loop-based synth improvisation, Sherman has turned to tighter structures and more definite rhythms for his first proper album. Though its name suggests a concern with boundaries and demarcations, A Pasture Its Limits finds ways to make the territory it stakes out feel expansive if not endless.
Boston-based artist Four String Serenade crafts a touching folk sound on “An Angel Waiting,” where melodic vocals, acoustics, and piano conjure a harmonious charm amidst perseverant lyrical strides. The songwriting captures the vitality of finding strength in the face of personal tumult, emphasizing resilience and self-discovery as one traverses through obstacles. The power of optimism and encouragement is also highlighted by the artist, who says: “Sometimes we all just need a little bit of encouragement to be the best we can at something.” Solemn acoustics pair with a moving vocal introspection to start, ruminating on how people can either let
On August 25, 2023, “Belting Bronco” label released the self-titled Zach Bryan studio album. It was recorded in 2023, and was produced by Zach Bryan and Eddie Spear. At the 66th “Annual Grammy Awards” won “Grammy” for “Best Country Duo/Group Performance”. Personnel: Zach Bryan – lead vocals, vocals Graham Bright – electric guitar Zach Bryan – acoustic and electric guitar,…
On August 25, 1997, “Elvira Records” label released Rusningstrafik, the second Lars Winnerbäck studio album. It was recorded in 1997, at “Traxton Recording AB”, “Lennonplant” and “Kapsylen Studio” in Stockholm, Sweden, and was produced by Johan Johansson. Personnel: Lars Winnerbäck – vocals, guitar Ola Nyström - guitar Niko Röhlcke – piano, accordion Martin Söderström – acoustic…
On August 24, 1982, “I.R.S.” label released “Chronic Town”, the debut R.E.M. EP. It was recorded October 1981 – June 1982, at “Drive-In Studio” in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and was produced by Mitch Easter, Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills and Michael Stipe. Personnel: Michael Stipe – vocals Peter Buck – acoustic and electric guitar, electric sitar Mike Mills – bass…
Pairing folk-ready mystique with relatable lyrical ruminations on coming to terms with one’s life, “Running Out Of Time” is a memorable new track from And The Broken, a band based in Malmö, Sweden. Arriving after a year-long break for the band, this release marks the first single from And The Broken’s upcoming album Changes. Citing influences like Great Lake Swimmers, First Aid Kit, and Calexico — the latter of which is particularly reminiscent in the track’s use of trumpet — the band consumes with their stylish, climactic sound. Debonair, hypnotic verses — propelled by moody acoustics and stately piano —
A smitten folk charm flows through Carrie Ryan‘s new track “Grow Old With You,” channeling a sense of enduring adoration as lush acoustics, twangy guitars, and mellow piano complement her melodic vocal presence. The Cleveland, OH-based artist conveys lasting devotion and love via heartfelt lyricism. “Still the magic in your eyes / How lucky to call you mine,” she sings, admitting “I fell for you, outta the blue” and noting how “our love like a film plays out in my head.” It’s an overall success in songwriting and sincere audible emotion from Ryan, which also features co-writing, production, mixing, and