Articles by Sarah Greene

Kevin Morby's 'City Music' Is a Love Letter to New York, From Kansas

PUBLISHED Jun 15, 2017

Kevin Morby is an artist with many facets that sometimes compete with each other. Last year's Singing Saw was indebted to Bob Dylan and Leo...

The Mariposa Folk Festival: A History

By Michael Hill

PUBLISHED May 15, 2017

If you've ever worked for, volunteered at, or performed at a folk festival, you know where the real party is — backstage. The Mariposa Folk...

​Laura Marling / Valley Queen

Danforth Music Hall, Toronto ON, May 10

PUBLISHED May 11, 2017

The talk after last night's (May 10) sold out Laura Marling show at the Danforth Music Hall was of its length and abrupt end. "I don't do e...

Fiver

Audible Songs From Rockwood

PUBLISHED Apr 25, 2017

Audible Songs From Rockwood is an important, passionately inventive work of historical fiction/folk music by Fiver (one of a few names empl...

Homeless and Riding the Rails: Four Ways Steph Cameron Has More Street Cred Than You

PUBLISHED Apr 19, 2017

Steph Cameron blasted onto the scene in 2014 with excellent bare-bones debut, Sad-Eyed Lonesome Lady, recorded solo and live onto tape at T...

Sheryl Crow

Be Myself

PUBLISHED Apr 19, 2017

After her surprisingly strong country detour on 2013's Feels Like Home, Sheryl Crow is back to her old wheelhouse — namely, sunny-yet-wound...

Steph Cameron

Daybreak Over Jackson Street

PUBLISHED Apr 12, 2017

Steph Cameron's Sad-Eyed Lonesome Lady was a bit of a fluke; the Saskatoon-based songwriter (she was then living in BC) had gone into Revol...

Jake Xerxes Fussell

What in the Natural World

PUBLISHED Mar 29, 2017

Jake Xerxes Fussell's quirky and exuberant, William Tyler-produced self-titled debut of Southern folk and blues songs turned out to be one...