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Sheryl Hunter says of Darlingside’s newest album: “Extralife” is a step forward for this once-local band — their lyrics are poetic and haunting while they expand on their unique chamber folk-pop sound by further blurring the lines between genres.

Sounds Local: Darlingside eavesdrops on the future for new album

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 22, 2018

Members of The Fortified Blues Band, from left, guitarist Bo Henderson, drummer Doug Plavin, guitarist Tom Filiault, front, vocalist Doug Smith, and bassist John “Klondike” Koehler, on Monday, Dec. 4, 2017 in Wendell.

Sounds Local: St. Patrick’s Day celebrations abound

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 15, 2018

Greenfield native Travis LeDoyt, a leading "young Elvis" tribute artist, will perform at Greenfield High School on March 17 at 7 p.m.

Elvis tribute artist returns to Greenfield

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 9, 2018

Lucy Dacus will perform at the Green River Festival on Saturday, July 14.

2018 Green River Festival lineup announced

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 8, 2018

SETH NEWTON

Sounds Local: Rock out to help homeless veterans

by Sheryl Hunter For the RecorderMarch 2, 2018

Mamma’s Marmalade

Sounds Local: Jamboree strings together impressive lineup

by Sheryl Hunter February 22, 2018

Sounds Local: Josh Ritter, Michael Franti top early peek at Green River Festival lineup

by Sheryl Hunter For The RecorderFebruary 8, 2018

Since settling in Brattleboro, Vt., Samirah Evans has won over local audiences with her vibrant performances that showcase her range. From gutsy blues to smooth jazz, she has been a regular performer at the Vermont Jazz Center and also established the Ladies in Jazz series that has taken place at Hawks and Reed Performing Arts Center in Greenfield.

Sounds Local: Mardi Gras celebration coming to the Shea Theater

by Sheryl Hunter For The RecorderJanuary 31, 2018

The Nite Caps is Michael Pattavina on upright bass, Betsy-Dawn Williams on rhythm guitar and vocals; Jeff Potter on drums, harmonica and vocals; Rich Sullivan on pedal steel; and Tom Randall on guitar and vocals. Like Pattavina, they all have extensive experience playing in various Valley-based bands.

Sounds Local: Something for the Valley’s country lovers

by Sheryl Hunter For The RecorderJanuary 11, 2018

Young fans listen during last year’s Green River Festival. The Green River Festival tried something new this year — on Friday night of the festival, they hosted the Next Wave Stage that presented local bands like Kalliope Jones and Court Etiquette, bands with members under the age of 18. The festival also offered free admission to festival-goers age 18 and under on this night.

Sounds Local: Looking back on an exciting year of music in the Valley

by Sheryl Hunter For The RecorderJanuary 3, 2018