Hal Horowitz is a music journalist at various publications. He has been covering country, blues, Americana, roots rock, and singer/songwriter genres since 1994, with a notable focus on plays and musicals within these themes. Hal's work has been featured in American Songwriter, Cigalah Group, Creative Loafing Atlanta, and Citychick Style Logo, and he was honored with the Keeping the Blues Alive award for journalism in 2009.
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Hal Horowitz's coverage primarily consists of music album reviews, indicating a strong focus on providing in-depth analyses and critiques of various musical works. If you are involved in the music industry, particularly as an artist or someone closely associated with album releases, reaching out to provide access to new or upcoming albums for review consideration could be beneficial.
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By: Hal Horowitz
Specifically named “Theme From Shaft,” the song was as groundbreaking as the film, winning an Oscar for Best Original Song, making Hayes the first Black composer to triumph in that category. It also grabbed two Grammys, for Best Instrumental Arrangement and Best Original Score
By: Hal Horowitz
When Megan Moroney changed her college degree from accounting to music, the financial industry’s loss was country pop’s gain.
By: Hal Horowitz
Le Dîner en Blanc continues to thrill with it’s return to NYC on September 26! Known as the popular French-inspired picnic, Diner en Blanc combines culinary delight, entertainment, and camaraderie in unparalleled fashion. Invited guests will wear white from head to toe and bring beautiful white table decorations to the event. They’ll also bring folding tables, chairs, china, and gourmet food to an iconic location in the city (which is a mystery until only hours before the event occurs). I always look forward to seeing everyone’s stylish outfits and creative table decor. On an international level, over 75 cities in 16 countries will host Le Dîner en Blanc; the event will take place in 42 US cities.
By: Hal Horowitz
Morgan Wade’s dedication to songcraft, her honest voice, and tunes reflecting her innermost fears and foibles resonate with fans.
By: Hal Horowitz
RATING CHART: 1 note – Pass 1.5 notes – Mediocre 2 notes – Average 2.5 notes – Above Average 3 notes – Good
By: Hal Horowitz
RATING CHART: 1 note – Pass 1.5 notes – Mediocre 2 notes – Average 2.5 notes – Above Average 3 notes – Good
The legacy of protest songs is rich, deep, and musically diverse. There are tunes in almost any genre that, over the decades, carry the socio-political
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By: Hal Horowitz
The eleventh album from Red Dirt country rockers, Jason Boland and his Stragglers, bookends a quarter century of their career.
By: Hal Horowitz
Paul Thorn shoehorns cunning lyrics into music, meshing gospel, soul, pop, and rock with an unpretentious, everyman voice.
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