Luke Madden
Luke joined the reybee team in 2025 after stumbling through various different roles in the music industry. Initially pursuing a career as an audio engineer, whilst in college he discovered what he really loved-writing about music and explaining why it matters. Inspired by relentless arguments with his friends over the greatest albums of all time, […]
BettySoo
It’s the voice that gets you first. “BettySoo may well have the most gorgeous voice in Texas …if not in all contemporary folk – its purity and strength can be downright devastating.” – ACOUSTIC GUITAR BettySoo’s vocal prowess is a thing of wonder. A world-class instrument of deft phrasing and purity, a voice that knows when […]
Lew Apollo
Lew Apollo is a rejuvenating force in modern soul music—an artist whose deeply personal songwriting and genre-bending sound reflect introspection, resilience, and unrelenting passion. Born and raised in the quiet woods of rural Northern Minnesota, Lew grew up steeped in the music of legends. His parents played Bob Dylan and The Beatles on acoustic guitars […]
Ozomatli
Celebrating 30 Years The Soundtrack of L.A. If the city of Los Angeles had a soundtrack, it would be Ozomatli. Since their formation in 1995, the six-piece, multi-genre band has been a cultural force, blending Latin, hip-hop, funk, reggae, and global influences into an unmistakable sound that embodies the energy and diversity of LA. […]
The Ritualists
Rising from the NYC underground scene of the Lower East Side, The Ritualists first attained international critical acclaim for their debut album, Painted People, released just prior to the pandemic on Out of Line Music. The record, and particularly, its lead single “Ice Flower,” was hailed as a seamless blend of dark beauty & anthemic […]
Clem Snide
The intersection of hope and resignation can be a disarming place, but also incredibly beautiful. It’s where Oh Smokey, the tenth Clem Snide album, spends a lot of its time. Eef Barzelay, the songwriter behind the name since time immemorial, describes Oh Smokey as “slow, sad songs about God and death,” knowing full well that […]
Los Lonely Boys
Family has always been at the center of things for Los Lonely Boys. Henry, Jojo, and Ringo Garza have been playing and touring together since they were teenagers. Three years ago, they decided to take a break to focus on their own growing families. But Summer 2022 saw them back at it again, returning to […]
The Vapors
Best known for their massive 1980 worldwide hit “Turning Japanese” The Vapors continue to bring their individually styled brand of music to fans old and new in the form of high-quality live performances and the ongoing development of critically acclaimed new material. The band, formed in 1979, had already gained a substantial live following around […]
Lenny Zenith
Lenny Zenith’s latest album, He/Hymn, is a vibrant tapestry of sound that defies easy classification. Far from being a disjointed collection, it is a cohesive masterpiece bound together by Zenith’s exceptional ability to meld rock, pop, and country into a rich, flavorful gumbo. This eclecticism reflects both his New Orleans roots and the dynamic energy […]
Ian Fisher
“Nobody can tell me how to feel/I know what is real for me,” Ian Fisher sings in “The Face of Losing,” the opening song of his new album, Go Gentle. The Missouri-born songwriter, a dual citizen of the U.S. and Germany, is keenly addressing something at once highly personal and yet, to a number, universal: […]