Stereogum — Veteran singer-songwriter Denison Witmer released “Older And Free,” a new song with old pal Sufjan Stevens, back in October. Today we learn that the song was our first taste of a whole new Witmer album producer by Stevens, to be released throu... more info

Stereogum — The veteran singer-songwriter Denison Witmer has been a friend and collaborator of Sufjan Stevens since 2005, and now the two of them have made a new song together. Stevens produced Witmer’s new song “Older And Free” a beautifully lush piece... more info

Stereogum — John Legend’s Sufjan Stevens-produced kids album My Favorite Dream is out today. The project features nine original songs by Legend, three Fisher-Price covers, and three bonus tracks. Some have expressed confusion over why a figure like Steven... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this month, it was randomly revealed that John Legend was working on a kids album produced by Sufjan Stevens. My Favorite Dream has “sing-alongs and lullabies for children and families,” and it’s out now. more info

Stereogum — Chicago singer-songwriter Tasha recently wrapped up her run in Illinoise , the Broadway adaptation of Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois. Now, she’s getting ready to release her new album All This And So Much More , the follow-up to 2021’s  Tell Me... more info

Stereogum — Here’s a project from two guys I never would have expected to work together, and not just because one is from Ohio and the other from Michigan: John Legend made a children’s album produced by Sufjan Stevens. more info

Obscure Sound — A melodic album with introspective, twinkling appeal, Soft Light at the End of the World showcases the quality songwriting of B. Snipes. Folk, pop, and rock elements meld enjoyably. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, the artist succeeds with a therapeutic... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Sufjan Stevens. Now that you’re older … On this date in 2003, Sufjan released Michigan. Photo for MAGNET by Dennis Kleiman. Read our classic Sufjan feature: The post Happy Birthday Sufjan Stevens appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — It’s hard out there for a Broadway musical based on ultra-familiar songs. While the Fleetwood Mac-inspired Stereophonic and the Sufjan Stevens adaptation Illinoise are apparently thriving and winning Tonys, Broadway shows built on the music of m... more info

Obscure Sound — A resonating new single from Max Blansjaar, “Red Tiger” compels with its folk-friendly unraveling, reminiscent at points of Sufjan Stevens. The track’s “all the days rolled into months,” sequence stirs, as does the arrival of electric guita... more info