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Music Review: Karine Denike's Under Glass

KQED News Staff

Apr 24, 2015 at

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Bay Area singer and songwriter Karina Denike has spent 20 years in bands of all types. Her repertoire ranges from torch songs and jazz standards to punk rock and art pop. According to The California Report's jazz critic Andrew Gilbert, you can kind of hear it all on Denike's new album "Under Glass."

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