Roman Street is a truly unique facet in the Mobile music scene. Their seductive brand of gypsy jazz has made them a local favorite among local music lovers. Roman Street’s popularity has also given birth to their own namesake coffee at Serda’s Coffee Company. On Tue., Aug. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Bluegill, Roman Street is teaming up with 92 Zew for an official release party for their latest effort “Shorelines.” With this being a part of the 92 Zew Second Tuesday concert series, those not able to attend this show will get a taste of “Shorelines,”broadcast live on WZEW.

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With fall (hopefully) drawing ever so closer, it is once again time for the “Rileigh & Raylee Angel Ride and Concert.” This year’s Angel Ride is scheduled for Nov. 5-6 at Oak Hollow Farms on the E-Sho. This annual event raises money for children with special medical needs. Country music superstar Blake Shelton has been confirmed as the headliner for this year’s event.

Shelton has been crooning out hits for almost 10 years running. His latest collaborative effort with Trace Adkins (“Hillbilly Bone”) earned him an Academy of Country Music Award for “Vocal Event of the Year” and a CMT Music Award for “Collaborative Video of the Year.”

In addition to Shelton, Angel Ride will also feature performances from Mustang Sally, The Leavin’ Brothers, The Travis Murray Band and The Tip Tops.

After paying dues in Portland, David Dyas is coming home to Mobile for a performance at The Wine Loft on Wed., July 28 at 5:30 p.m. This indie folk artist is considered an up-and-comer in the Oregon city’s music scene and will be bringing Mobile a taste of his EP “Stag,” which will be available for purchase at the show.

Local guitarist Ashlea Penquite and her group Under the Tree has been busy at Mudbrick Studios laying down tracks. Even though they are draft tracks, they are a very refreshing mix of electronica, folk and modern jazz.

In other Mudbrick news, this local studio has been hard at work with their new music show “M2B.” This program will feature performances with local artists as well as their stories. Catch it on Saturday nights on WPMI right after “Saturday Night Live.”