Out this week is Slow To Love, the album by Brooklyn-based torch-song singer Doe Paoro. She comes with some steam and production vision behind her already, which you can see in the crisp videos for “Born Whole” and “Can’t Leave You,” and via the strings

I am fairly analytical. Much of the way I've experienced God has to do with Christianity making sense to me. I've spent a lot of time focusing on the idea of the Christian worldview, first as a student at the Focus Leadership Institute and later with my

Ingrid Michaelson's Human Again shows signs that the artist is ready to move on from the sound she's so well known for. And while fans may lament the loss of the simple, pop sound they have grown to love, Human Again still has something to offer. It's cl

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The Century II Concert Hall was filled to capacity Friday evening as the Wichita Symphony, joined by guest artists Time for Three, presented their annual Blue Jeans Concert. This concert, where the audience is invited to come in relaxed attire and the pe