The jazz violinist, Jenny Scheinman, releases yet one more album of genre-hopping vocal brilliance.

Steeped in the traditions of old country and filled by the outlaw vibes of the 70s sound, Real Ponchos have forged an album that is classic in its scope and soul, but very modern in its sound.

Self-described as a Country Psychedelic Soul band, more apt now than on their self-titled debut, Real Ponchos riff off the 1970s country-rock vibe, casting Crazy Horse rockers alongside cosmic jams a la The Dead.

Lana Del Rey, The Afghan Whigs, Bruce Springsteen, and Drive-By Truckers are featured in this week’s New Grooves.

There’s no shortage of sadness or heartache in the world, or, adversely, wit and repartee, but there are very few albums as singular and striking as Shane Abram Nelken‘s solo debut, ‘Your War Is At Home’.

Rocker Edward David Anderson delivers his first solo work and it’s a considerable triumph of genre-defying musicality.