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Joseph Arthur

Joseph Arthur usually goes it alone. On stage, he used to perform looping to fill out his sound onstage; you could think of him as more of a one-man band than a solo singer-songwriter. But this tour, he's changed everything. (10/06/2006)

Joseph Arthur

Hailing from the same city as the likes of the Black Keys, Akron, Ohio-based singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur joined Mary Lucia in the Current studios to perform songs from his latest release, "Come to Where I'm From." (03/29/2005)

The Ashtray Hearts

Local group The Ashtray Hearts joined Bill DeVille in the Current studios to perform their Americana-tinged songs. (05/06/2005)

Asobi Seksu

Asobi Seksu could possibly come across like the most recent Japanese pop/indie import to hit the states, except for the fact that their sound is all Brooklyn, NY (09/23/2006)

Nicole Atkins

Born and raised in Neptune City, NJ, singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins lived up and down the east coast before settling in New York to write her debut album about her hometown. Atkins was approached by friend and now band-mate Dan Chen in 2005 to start a new band, The Sea, based on the songs Atkins had on her MySpace page. (03/15/2008)

Nicole Atkins

28-year-old musician Nicole Atkins was born and raised in Neptune City, located a stones throw from fabled Asbury Park. By the age of 13, she found an old beat up guitar in the attic of her house and taught herself to play a Grateful Dead song. (02/26/2008)

Slug (Sean Daley), Nate Collis, and Mankwe Ndosi

Atmosphere

Rapper Slug from Atmosphere thinks that he might be becoming better at promoting records than making records. The new full-length album, "When Life Gives You Lemons..." comes out April 22, 2008 after a plethora of EPs and an internet-only album have released within the past year. (04/21/2008)

Atmosphere

Slug of Atmosphere joined Mary Lucia in the Current studios to perform songs from his latest album, You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having, that is once again putting Atmosphere and local hip hop label Rhymesayers at the forefront of the hip hop scene. (10/03/2005)

Au Revoir Simone

Erika Foster and Annie Hart came together as the result of a long train ride home to NYC when they found they shared the same passion to start an all-keyboard band. (05/16/2007)

Dan Auerbach

Dan Auerbach wants to make records like RZA of the Wu Tang Clan. Like RZA, Auerbach takes his influences and feeds them into music except he takes it into another direction to make his gritty, soulful blues on his new solo album "Keep it Hid." (03/10/2009)

Augie March

The group chose the name "Augie March" in reference to the book The Adventures of Augie March by Saul Bellow, attributing the choice to the way in which Bellow's descriptive and poetic language reflected singer/songwriter/guitarist Glenn Richards own song writing style. (09/27/2007)