Steve Horowitz is an Associate Analyst at Dan's Hamptons Media. He focuses on themes related to animals and animal products, with a particular interest in their implications in the United Kingdom, Georgia, and Iowa. Steve's insights and analyses have been featured in PopMatters.
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Steve Horowitz primarily covers music reviews and entertainment news, focusing on various aspects of the music industry. If you are a musician, songwriter, or music producer with an upcoming release or event, reaching out to Steve could be beneficial for getting your work reviewed and gaining exposure.
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Alt-country/Americana artist Kevin Gordon's 'The In Between' provides evidence for the grandeur of keeping on even when everything seems wrong.
In a world full of shredders, Bo Ramsey reveals the splendor of simplicity in his blues-laden 'Sidetrack' EP. He lets this guitar do most of the talking.
These songs will lift your spirit by sharing their sorrow with you. Misery loves company. Grayson Capps’ new album invites one to sing along.
Kelley Mickwee has a smokey voice mixed with honey that expresses pain and pleasure at the same time. The ache in her throat suggests she's been through it all.
Australian singer-songwriter and all-around badass Kasey Chambers has just released a bundle: an album of new material called Backbone and an audiobook...
Amy Speace needs to look deeper into herself. What she doesn't say makes her well-crafted songs easy to swallow. That's a blessing as well as a curse.
Country-rockers Loose Cattle's Someone's Monster suggests that we may all be somebody else's demons while the songs imply we might be our own worst enemies.
Americana has never been better with the quality of music, diversity of styles, and the artists' demographics in terms of race, gender, and wealth.
Humanhood finds the Weather Station going deep to find whatever heaven may exist on the surface above. There is an identifiable signature to the music.
Ollee Owen expresses that quintessential blues vibe of "we are all in this together" no matter what troubles come down the road.
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