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Scott Marrow is a songwriter from Lake Worth, Florida. He recorded and played all of the instruments on his new album, For All the Time You Spend Losing... You Better Enjoy Your Failures. The record explores different approaches to playing catchy lo-fi rock with distinct warmth that ties the songs together.

In 1971, critics hailed soprano Patricia Brooks' recital debut as groundbreaking. A new CD release provides a rare document of a performer who demonstrated a rare mix of talents.

From its name to its stripped-down acoustic Americana, the L.A.-based duo Chris & Thomas revels in straightforward simplicity. But make no mistake: There's nothing easy about writing songs as purely infectious as "Take These Thoughts."

In 1990s' "Cult Status," tongue-in-cheek singer John McKeown proclaims, "My cult status keeps me alive" with all the preening attitude of Mick Jagger in his prime. Running less than three minutes, it's a high-spirited romp through the rock of yesteryear.

Great Northern's "Low Is a Height" doesn't break a ton of lyrical ground: Instead, it's content to use vague phrases to help pile on the atmosphere. It's an effective strategy, as the song functions as the musical embodiment of a mood that's somehow both sunny and oppressive.

Romance conjured by a magic potion is no match for the real thing in Donizetti's insightful comic romp, The Elixir of Love, from the Washington National Opera.

Taut and tantalizing, these 10 songs have countless different ways of grabbing and inviting attention; they wobble, seethe and coo with charismatic ambivalence.

A stand-out from the Mexican singer-songwriter who was a big winner at the 2015 Latin Grammy Awards.

Virginia Rodrigues, Nadja Solerno-Sonnerberg, The Gillham Park Orchtet, Kepa Junkera, Clara Rockmore, and the Palm Fabric Orchestra.

Here are five bands, all debuting at Newport, who represent new generations of jazz expression.

"Eighth Avenue" highlights Hospitality's gift for offsetting seriousness with bouncy arrangements.

The former Tulsa frontman references a David Bowie song in the transcendent "Murderous Joy."

"Goodbye Bread" unfurls into a disarmingly mellow, casually masterful bit of haiku rock 'n' roll existentialism.

The pianist's new album is a lesson on contemporary Cuban piano, performed with a trio with strong familial ties.

We take a Labor Day look at the life and times of the renowned German-American composer.

Who better at the whodunit?

From a deluxe edition of United By Fate, the unreleased version is heavy as ever, but flips the song's sour edge into something soulful.

For forager Alexis Nikole Nelson, who has a very popular TikTok with more than 4 million followers, there's something soul-nourishing about connecting with your food.

As the producer (and sometimes manager) of many of the 1960s' most influential folk and psychedelic artists, Boyd has left an indelible mark on popular music during his four-decade career. Boyd has produced records by Pink Floyd, Nick Drake and The Incredible String Band.

Craft beers now compete with fine wines at chefs' tables. Our musical sommelier matches classical pieces with the perfect brews.