VENTS Magazine recently had the pleasure of interviewing Diane Gentile, of Diane Gentile and the Gentle Men, about her “Walk With Me” video, which features Alejandro Escovedo. The interview can be read below.

“Gentile and Escovedo answer each other's lines, match each other's expressions of resilience and hopefulness, and harmonize with a rough sort of beauty.”

“Musical visionary Diane Gentile unveils stunning new single with Alejandro Escovedo.”

“…a true luminary in the realm of music, effortlessly captivates audiences with her undeniable talent and ability to create sonic landscapes that leave an indelible mark.”

“…a journey of profound depth and emotion.”

“…Diane’s knack for writing instantly relatable songs that will not leave your head.”

“This is an artist that should be on everyone’s radar this year."

"Seamlessly blending her lyrical prowess with his undeniable charisma, the song is a sonic masterpiece that serves as a perfect introduction to her captivating world and establishes Diane as a true musical force to be reckoned with.”

"As I hear Diane Gentile and Alejandro Escovedo here though, I think about those older songs when musicians got together to create.”

“...gets our hearts racing right from the get-go.”

“...there’s a mystique to her delivery that makes for quite the hot pursuit between audience and artist…”

The 2020s have been an era rife with throwbacks in rock music, but while Diane & The Gentle Men’s “Walk with Me” has a neo-chic characteristic that might lead some journalists to lump the crew in with retro culture, I think their style is just a bit more complex than that.

he track offers hints of Emmylou and Springsteen with an ode to Dylan on the side.

Diane Gentile sits down for a One On One Session at Bowery Electric New York on May 27th, 2020.

Locked inside like the rest of the world during 2020, Diana Gentile started feeling content with her life on the inside.

Diane And The Gentle Men Brilliantly Bridge The Gap Between Americana And Alt/Indie With “The White Sea”

Lower East Side vet Diane Gentile is back with a new album via her band Diane & The Gentle Men, which was produced in part by Steve Wynn on The Dream Syndicate and Jesse Malin.

The title track from Diane & the Gentle Men’s Little Things EP is a propulsive pop-rocker built for open roads and unbroken horizons.

Little Things EP and show at 169 Avenue A. Special guest performers include Steve Wynn (Dream Syndicate), Lenny kaye (Patti Smith), Felice Rosser, (Faith), Alfonso Velez, Jesse Malin, Don Dilego, Dina Regine, Alexandra Blair (The Silkwar), Dylan Hundley, (Lulu Lewis), Marcelle Gentile, Derek Cruz, Amanda Cross, and more.