Kendra McKinley’s inventive new EP, ‘Where Does A Body Begin?’ is a heady blend of modern jazz, neo-soul, R&B and alt. pop influences. As a courtesy to her listeners, Kendra provided some helpful listening notes: I’d recommend listening to this album while wearing a robe, brushing your teeth in the shower, braiding hair, smoking weed with your bra off, making out, drenched in sun, drenched in salt water, feeding grapes to your crush. I’d recommend this record while you’re cleaning your room, or staining a blank page with ink, or hidden under a pile of sheets fresh out of the dryer. I’d recommend this record as a companion for introspection, or as an incantation for connection. Where Does The Body Begin?’ is the second EP from the Californian who is now based in New York. Known for her sensual melodies, avant pop sensibility and strong vocals, Kendra McKinley is a […]
“This Old World”, the title single from the upcoming album by Shannon Clark & the Sugar, touches on themes of modern American life which sets a tone for the record. Discussing tough issues from mass shootings to gender identity, the song paints a somber, yet hopeful picture of our country. Set for a fall release, the album more broadly focuses on ever-changing faith, belonging and authenticity we experience throughout life. This four piece family band hails from Greenville, Ohio and has developed their signature sound of soulful midwestern Americana over the years. Their upcoming album “This Old World” was recorded by producer Justin Weaver (The Judds, The Chicks) and features top session players Cactus Moser (Wynonna), Billy Justineau (Brothers Osborne), Phil Towns (The War & Treaty) and Chris Autry (Patty Loveless).









