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Bryan Dubay – “Call Your Mother”

Man of many talents/genres Bryan Dubay is back with another song – this one called “Call Your Mother.” Not known to pigeonhole himself into one genre, Bryan’s latest is folk-forward, showcasing sighing steel guitars and acoustic strumming as the buttresses for his pleasant vocal timbre. His influences, think Elliott Smith and Fleet Foxes, come together perfectly here, melding the former’s intimate singer/songwriter presence with the modern-day folksy sensibilities of the latter. “Call Your Mother” is more for an evening spent fireside (since we’re all still freezing up here in Buffalo) rather than a dive bar barnburner, so brew yourself a nice cup of cocoa, bundle up, and enjoy Dubay’s latest this evening.   “Call Your Mother” is available now via your preferred streaming service.  

Must See Shows (3/12/25-3/18/25)

Wednesday, March 12th Haley Blais @ 9th Ward   Vancouver’s Haley Blais will make her first stop in Buffalo with tour mates Wormy. The band had originally planned to stop here in late September, however, the concert gods felt otherwise and Blais had to reschedule. Now here we are, with the same lineup and a new opportunity to check out the singer/songwriter’s cheeky sound.   Signed to the record label Arts & Crafts (Andy Shauf, Broken Social Scene, Feist, & MANY MORE), Blais’ sound is lush with clever lyrics that navigate life in your twenties in the 2020s. Touring in support of their latest album Wisecrack, fans of Caroline Rose, Soccer Mommy, or Snail Mail would be pleased with Blais’ sound.   Starting things off right is Wormy, the music moniker for Brooklyn singer/songwriter Noah Rauchwerk. He may look familiar as his other gig is the touring drummer for Samia. It will[...]

Bryan Dubay – “Elizabeth Short”

Bryan Dubay is a Buffalo-based artist whose new single “Elizabeth Short” recently caught our attention. Elizabeth Short is probably better known as the Black Dahlia; inspired by a playthrough of LA Noire, Dubay set out to write a song in her honor. It’s an indie-electronica jam with a guitar-driven backbone… But Dubay’s music truly shines as all of the electronic flourishes that he paints into the background ebb and flow. Bryan just released an LP called Grand Eternal Season. If you like what you hear, you can support him on Bandcamp or stream his tunes on Spotify. Bryan Dubay · Elizabeth Short