The long-anticipated debut album from Mahogany, "the Dream of a Modern Day," issues forth to a welcome public after a succession of well-received records. Since 1996, the group's music has been praised by the likes of NME, Alternative Press, and even John Peel. Andrew Prinz formed Mahogany in 1995. Influenced by both the austerity of early Factory records as well as the grandeur of the dream-laden Cocteau Twins, Prinz created the signature Mahogany aesthetic that combines the robotics of drum machines wit...   [ read more ]

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Dragonfly: The Best of Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush is a fine 14-track collection that hits most of the highlights from Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush's hard-rockin' career, featuring such familiar items as "Jive Baby," "Dragonfly," "Hey, Little Lover," "Requiem for a Sinner," "Sister Change" and "Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame," plus covers of "Johnny B. Goode," "I'm a King Bee," "All Along the Watchtower" and "Roadhouse Blues." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Kevin Mahogany's decision to cover Motown hits in a jazz setting stems from his desire to not only increase the audience for jazz, but to add new material to the music's repertoire, in addition to the established standards. The results are ear-opening, particularly for those who never seriously listened to the likes of Marvin Gaye or Smokey Robinson. Mahogany, whose richly textured baritone helped him become one of the top male jazz vocalists to emerge during the 1990s, arranged ...   [ read more ]

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