On her self-released second album, Way Down Low, Kat Edmonson extends her reach from jazz standards and pop covers to stretch her own songwriting chops. Mixing jazz, pop, country and more flavors into the pot, the resulting style bounces around genres with Edmonson's uniquely coy vocals holding it all together. In support of Way Down Low, Edmonson performs on the stage of the Paramount Theatre tonight, April 13. more ›

Jazz vocalist Kat Edmonson moved from Houston to Austin to attend school, but instead attended jazz shows at the Elephant Room, formed her own band, and released the album Take to the Sky. in mid-February. The album features a bossa nova version of The Cure's "Just Like Heaven" and "Lucky," which made an appearance on the Showtime program United States of Tara. more ›

Eric Ronick and Than Luu have spent a large portion of their music-making careers backing up other groups. Now, the two Brooklyn multi-instrumentalists have joined forces to craft some of the most melodic, atmospheric, melodramatic tunes merging pop, indie rock and electronics that two natural musicians can muster. Their debut, Rush, came out earlier this year, and it utilizes the infectious sounds of keys, strings, guitars and beats to create a lullaby that’s hard to wake up from. more ›