Hot Half Dozen
HOT HALF DOZEN 9.23.25
From Brooklyn to Buckingham/Nicks, a great lineup this week
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September 23, 2025
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From Brooklyn to Buckingham/Nicks, a great lineup this week
JMA Network TV is opening its doors wider than ever before, inviting independent artists to bring their music videos into
How did women go from 10% of the Billboard 100 in the 60’s to 1/3 of the chart and the top-grossing acts world wide this year? Talent, Persistence, and Cajones – which brings us to Militia Vox
Greensboro, NC- The 2025 North Carolina Folk Festival, sponsored by Cone Health, was held September 12-14, 2025. The yearly music
As someone who’s walked many paths in search of peace—Reiki, astrology, shamanic journeying, ceremonial plant medicine—I can tell you that
Wavemakers- foundered by rock/pop/blues singer Lurleen Ladd , making music careers for women over 40
Americana, devastating pop, ranchera (yes – ranchera), blues and cumbia. We move around a lot on this week’s music recommendations.
A proper introduction to Gaby Moreno,, woman too talented to stay in one genre, Grammy, Latin Grammy winner, blues, rock, folk, Americana, Latin. And a stunning video of her childhood home washed away by global warming’s rising seas..
New songs and old talent this week. Robert Plant has a new album out as does Natalia Lafourcade and Margo Price
Ben Bacardi is one of those artists who makes you feel the weight of every bar. Born and raised in
Becky G & Delilah, The Warning, Eljuri and more, with songs ranging from hard rock to conjunto.
A blowout mariachi concert with electric guitar, saxophone, rock medley and Broadway ballads by Mariachi Real Axixic and special guests.
Country music has always been a place where faith, family, and storytelling meet. With their brand-new single “Hallelujah,” Pittsburgh-based country
Bass-led bands, and the Gil Rios Quintet – bass-led experimental jazz by a master
Black Keys, he Third Mind,, Chika Di, JNoa and more. This week we do rap/hip hop/ regional Mexican, alt pop and electronica/dream pop. Some new, some you know well.
by Sherrita C W Delacruz Edwina Gray is full of surprises. She’s a soulful singer and serves as the CEO
Powerful music this week by Mexican, DR, and American bands, Iron and Wine, Virir Quintana, Leton Pe.
I recently discovered ZORA on Spotify and decided to look deeper. What I found inspired this week’s Music Sin Fronteras. She is very music sin fronteras, although not my usual Latin/US/Canadian. Her sin fronteras is Hungary.
Atlonfiya is proud to announce the newest addition to its growing roster of creative talent: TN da Entertainer—a multi-talented music
First column back from Spain. TRhe ne musician feature here is not flamenco, but an African Kora player. Plus traditional Mexican, hot blues rock, and Chilean and Columbian love songs.
