Tony Berg News

Once again, more*—Kane Richotte (vocals/guitar/bass/keys/drums) and Malcom McRae (vocals/bass/guitar/keys)—present a cinematic visual for the track. Its breezy melodies coast over a jangly sixties pop-style beat. The clip unfolds as yet another clever filmic Los Angeles-based vignette directed by Malcom’s brother Keene McRae.

Phoebe Bridgers has released a cover of Tom Waits 2004 song “Day After Tomorrow,” a beautiful addition to her Christmas catalogue. All proceeds from the sale of the track will go to The International Institute of Los Angeles - The Local Integration & Family Empowerment Division. The track was produced by Tony Berg, Ethan Gruska and Phoebe Bridgers.

His new album, Acre of Salt, was produced by Tony Berg (Phoebe Bridgers, Peter Gabriel, Beck) and recorded at Los Angeles’ Sound City Studios along with backing band members Ethan Gruska, Sebastian Steinberg (Fiona Apple,) saxophonist Sam Gendel and Kane Ritchotte. Today, Zaidi unveils the official video for new album track “2013”.

All proceeds from the sale of the track will go to Texas Abortion Funds - split evenly between Texas Equal Access Fund, The Bridge Collective, Clinic Access Support Network, West Fund, Jane's Due Process, Fund Texas Choice, Support Your Sistah at the Afiya Center, the Lilith Fund, Frontera Fund, and Whole Woman's Health Alliance, Inc.

Catch some rays and a must-see lineup of bands at the first-ever Folk Weekend at People’s Light, featuring six acts performing over Saturday, July 24 and Sunday, July 25. Each day kicks off with an afternoon drive-in concert in the back parking lot, followed by a more intimate performance in The Glen.

The EP was heralded earlier in the month with the official music video for Tuttle's cover of Phantogram's 'You Don't Get Me High Anymore,' featuring Iron & Wine.

Released last August to worldwide critical applause, …but i’d rather be with you collects 10 striking cover songs recorded during quarantine and produced with the help of Tony Berg.

SWITCHFOOT also announced last week they will join long-time friends NEEDTOBREATHE on their Fall 2021 It's A Mystery headlining, U.S. tour along with rising indie-pop group, The New Respects.

SWITCHFOOT front man Jon Foreman on 'i need you (to be wrong)': 'I began writing this song more than a decade ago, during a season of personal friction. Insecurity. Doubt.'

Growing up in Seattle, Zaidi was surrounded by the evergreen beauty of the Pacific Northwest. At 15 he began writing songs that caught the attention of local record labels and, ultimately, Harvard University, where he enrolled to study music and poetry.

Each track on the 2021 release emerged from moments of upheaval that begged the artist to weigh the heavy notions of human connection, loss, and societal duty — a time capsule of themes taking charge of its own present unearthing.

Heather Porcaro’s spellbinding new single first emerged years ago, during a time fraught with tension, violence, and disunity.

Phoebe Bridgers has received 4 GRAMMY ® Awards nominations for her internationally lauded sophomore solo album Punisher. 

In keeping with her annual tradition of releasing a charity track for the holidays, Phoebe Bridgers latest song is a cover of Merle Haggard’s “If We Make It Through December” - released today on Dead Oceans. 

Heather Porcaro, a multi-talented artist, musician, and songwriter from Los Angeles shares her new single “OH NO!” today.

Craft Recordings is set to reissue three best-selling albums from the GRAMMY® Award-winning Americana trio, Nickel Creek: Nickel Creek (2000), This Side (2002), and Why Should the Fire Die? (2005).

Award-winning singer-songwriter-guitarist Molly Tuttle has unveiled her stunning cover of FKA twigs' 'Mirrored Heart' with a profoundly intimate companion video.

Award-winning singer-songwriter-guitarist Molly Tuttle has unveiled a cover of The Rolling Stones’ psychedelic landmark, “She’s A Rainbow.” The track – available today at all DSPs and streaming services – heralds Tuttle’s eagerly awaited new LP, …but i’d rather be with you, arriving everywhere via Compass Records on Friday, August 28.

Finding inspiration from The New York Times Magazine's “1619 Project,” James Weldon Johnson's “Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing” as well as the work of historian Taylor Branch, Grammy-award winning pianist, singer and songwriter Bruce Hornsby debuts “Bright Star Cast.”