Guardian Music — Now that our birthday celebrations are over, we'd like you to suggest songs that prove rhyme definitely paysThis fifth anniversary is turning into a celebration of P Diddy-esque proportions. Into its second week and still going strong, you can find i... more info

The Late Greats — So The Duke has gotta WAY behind with music in his inbox.  Consider this a catch-up post.  In order from oldest to newest…plus next week I’ll be previewing Musikfest. Mary Gauthier’s “The Foundling” came out May 18th.  Mary is a … Cont... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A half-hour or so into my recent conversation with singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier about her emotion-fraught journey to find her biological mother, a topic she explores in her new album, “The Foundling,” I asked what effect the whole episode had ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — On the new 'The Foundling' album, Mary Gauthier recounts her complex churn of emotions as an adoptee. One of the most electrifying moments at this year's Stag... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Simon666 said... JOHN SHAKESPEARE ORCHESTRA produced by QUINCY JONES - “Number One Theme” b/w “Fade Out” (1969) Track of the Day! WAV and MP3 versions newly ripped from vinyl – classic BEA Airlines promotional record from 1969, backed with ... more info

Altsounds — Mary Gauthier, the acclaimed songwriter releases her 6th album 'The Foundling' on Proper Records in the UK and announces one off gig at Bush Hall, London on 8th June. “I was born to an unwed mother in 1962 and adopted shortly thereafter,Ã... more info

Scotsman.com — Mary Gauthier's new album is a story of searching for, finding and being rejected by your birth mother more info

Scotsman.com — 'I GOT issues. Boy, have I got issues." Mary Gauthier is nothing if not honest. It is that same emotional honesty which is scored deep into her five acclaimed albums t more info

Here Comes The Flood — Nashville based singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier has come up with The Foundling, an autobiographical album that tells story of finding her birth mother, finding her only to discover that she can't handle the reunion with her daughter who she had giv... more info

Popdose — Confessional albums are certainly nothing new in the singer/songwriter idiom, but there’s a continuum. I mean, there are personal songs, and then there are songs that take your breath away with their honesty. Mary Gauthier’s seventh album, The Fo... more info