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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine (born June 18, 1973) is an American music critic and former senior editor of AllMusic, a comprehensive online music database and guide. Known for his prolific output of album reviews, artist biographies, and genre analyses, Erlewine has shaped modern music journalism through his work at AllMusic since its founding and his freelance contributions to major outlets.^[1]^[2] Erlewine, who goes by Tom professionally, grew up in Michigan and attended the University of Michigan, where he majored in English and served as music editor for The Michigan Daily from 1993 to 1994. He joined All Music Guide in 1991 as one of its inaugural contributors, eventually rising to senior editor and co-editing key volumes such as The All Music Guide to Rock (1995) and contributing to All Music Guide to Country (1997).^[3]^[4] As the nephew of AllMusic founder Michael Erlewine, he played a pivotal role in building the site's editorial content, authoring thousands of entries that cover rock, hip-hop, country, and beyond.^[5] After more than three decades at AllMusic, Erlewine was laid off in 2024 amid corporate changes at parent company Xperi but remains active as a freelancer, writing for Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Billboard, The New York Times, Mojo, and the Los Angeles Times.^[6]^[7] His bylines often explore pop culture intersections with music, including retrospectives on artists like Britney Spears and Blondie. Erlewine has also authored or co-authored books, including Old School Rap & Hip Hop (Backbeat Books, 2008) with Jake Austen and Dave Matthews Band FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the Most Popular Jam Band (Backbeat Books, 2014), solidifying his influence in music scholarship.

Early Life and Education

Family Background

Stephen Thomas Erlewine was born on June 18, 1973, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.^[8] He is the nephew of Michael Erlewine, a pioneering musician in Michigan's blues scene and the founder of AllMusic, an early digital music database that revolutionized online music information.^[5]^[9]^[10] Erlewine is also the cousin of folk musician May Erlewine, the daughter of Michael Erlewine, underscoring the family's longstanding involvement in music.^[11] Raised in Ann Arbor amid this musically oriented family, Erlewine benefited from an environment rich in exposure to genres like blues and rock, shaped by his uncle's deep roots in the local scene.^[10]

Academic Career

Erlewine attended the University of Michigan in the early 1990s, where he majored in English.^[3] During his undergraduate years, he immersed himself in campus media, serving as music editor for The Michigan Daily from 1993 to 1994 and advancing to arts editor from 1994 to 1995; in these roles, he contributed numerous music-related articles that honed his analytical writing skills.^[3] He also worked as a DJ at WCBN-FM 88.3, the university's student-run radio station, where he curated and discussed music programming.^[3] These extracurricular pursuits, combined with his early contributions to the All Music Guide beginning in 1991—which evolved into co-editing its rock section by summer 1994—sparked and nurtured his enduring interest in music criticism.^[3] Erlewine graduated with a bachelor's degree in English.^[3]

Career at AllMusic

Entry and Early Roles

Stephen Thomas Erlewine began contributing in 1991 to AllMusic, hired by his uncle, Michael Erlewine, the founder of AllMusic, to assist in developing editorial content for the emerging AllMusic database, which began as a print guide in the early 1990s.^[4] Initially, Erlewine's role focused on creating foundational material to populate the database, drawing on his background in journalism from the University of Michigan.^[12] In his early years at AllMusic, Erlewine undertook the task of writing initial artist biographies and album reviews for thousands of entries, covering a broad spectrum of genres such as rock, blues, and hip-hop. These contributions helped establish the site's reputation for comprehensive, accessible music criticism during its formative phase. His work emphasized concise yet insightful overviews that guided users through artists' discographies and stylistic evolutions, often highlighting key albums and influences within each genre.^[13]^[14] Erlewine played a key role in AllMusic's transition from print guides to an online database in the mid-1990s, as the platform expanded digitally. This shift involved adapting content for web accessibility, contributing to the site's rapid expansion into a major resource for music metadata and recommendations. By the early 2000s, Erlewine had authored thousands of reviews and biographies, solidifying AllMusic's position as an authoritative online encyclopedia of recorded music.^[12]^[15]

Senior Editor Responsibilities

Erlewine advanced to leadership roles at AllMusic in the early 2000s, including content director by 2003, in which he managed a team of writers, oversaw the editorial process, and ensured quality control for the site's comprehensive music database.^[16]^[3] A key aspect of his responsibilities involved editing contributions to the All Music Guide series of books, with expansions including the 2003 third edition of All Music Guide to the Blues, which he co-edited alongside Vladimir Bogdanov and Chris Woodstra to cover essential blues recordings and artists.^[17] Similar oversight extended to other genre-specific volumes, such as the second edition of All Music Guide to Country that year, helping adapt the print guides to reflect the evolving online database.^[18] Erlewine also navigated AllMusic's evolution amid corporate ownership transitions, starting with Macrovision's 2007 acquisition of All Media Guide Holdings for an undisclosed sum, followed by the parent company's rebranding to Rovi Corporation in 2009 and later mergers leading to Xperi Inc.'s control of the editorial database by 2020, consistently upholding the platform's editorial integrity during these shifts.^[19]^[20]^[21] His full-time role ended in July 2024 after more than three decades.^[5]

Freelance Writing Career

Contributions to Publications

Following his layoff from Xperi, the company that powered AllMusic's editorial database, in July 2024 after 32 years of service, Stephen Thomas Erlewine transitioned to full-time freelance music journalism.^[6] He has since contributed extensively to major outlets, producing hundreds of articles that emphasize critical analysis of both contemporary releases and archival material.^[22] Erlewine's work for Rolling Stone includes in-depth coverage of events like South by Southwest (SXSW) in March 2025, where he co-authored daily highlights featuring artists such as Big Freedia, St. Vincent, and Charley Crockett, capturing the festival's diverse performances across genres from rock to hip-hop.^[23]^[24] His contributions to Pitchfork encompass album reviews like the 5.4-rated critique of The Black Keys' No Rain, No Flowers in August 2025, which examined the duo's pivot toward mainstream rock amid career turbulence, and a 6.0 review of the expansive John Lennon and Yoko Ono box set Power to the People (The Ultimate Collection) in October 2025, focusing on their radical early-1970s output.^[25]^[26] He has also written for Mojo and the Los Angeles Times, delivering regular album critiques, artist profiles, festival reports, interviews, and opinion pieces on industry trends such as streaming's impact on music discovery and the resurgence of vinyl reissues.^[2]^[27] These pieces span rock, hip-hop, and beyond, underscoring Erlewine's role in shaping broader music discourse through incisive, context-rich commentary.^[28]

Independent Projects

In 2019, Stephen Thomas Erlewine launched his independent Substack newsletter "So It Goes" (sterlewine.substack.com), a subscriber-supported platform dedicated to exploring popular music across its present and past iterations through monthly highlights, retrospectives, and detailed analyses.^[27] By 2025, the newsletter had cultivated a subscriber base exceeding 4,000, with a focus on niche subjects like archival releases, reissues, and overlooked artists, allowing Erlewine to pursue entrepreneurial music writing beyond traditional editorial roles.^[29] The publication features curated picks of recent albums alongside historical deep dives; for instance, the July 2024 edition spotlighted standout releases including Sturgill Simpson's country explorations, Charley Crockett's retro-infused work, a tribute to Tom Petty, and collaborations like Skeeter Davis with NRBQ.^[30] In a similar vein, Erlewine's November 2025 installment offered an extensive examination of Bob Dylan's The Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through the Open Window (1958-1963), unpacking the collection's insights into the singer's formative folk years.^[31] Beyond the newsletter, Erlewine has contributed occasional liner notes to reissues and compilations, leveraging his deep catalog knowledge; notable examples include the insightful essay for Collective Soul's 25th anniversary edition of Disciplined Breakdown in 2022.^[32] He has also engaged in independent ventures through guest spots on podcasts centered on music history, such as his 2024 appearance on Hit Parade dissecting U2's evolution and cultural impact.

Selected Works

Books and Guides

Stephen Thomas Erlewine served as a co-editor and major contributor to the All Music Guide to the Blues: The Definitive Guide to the Blues (3rd edition, 2003), where he helped compile extensive artist entries and historical overviews spanning blues genres from Delta origins to modern revivals.^[33]^[34] This collaborative volume, published by Backbeat Books, featured ratings and recommendations for thousands of blues recordings, drawing on Erlewine's expertise as a senior editor at AllMusic to provide authoritative guidance for enthusiasts and collectors. Erlewine also contributed significantly to the All Music Guide to Hip-Hop: The Definitive Guide to Rap & Hip-Hop (2003 edition), including detailed biographies of pivotal figures such as Tupac Shakur and Public Enemy, alongside essays on the evolution of rap subgenres.^[35]^[36] As co-editor with Vladimir Bogdanov, Chris Woodstra, and John Bush, he ensured the guide's comprehensive coverage of hip-hop's foundational artists, albums, and cultural impact, making it a key reference for the genre's documentation.^[37] Erlewine co-edited All Music Guide Required Listening: Old School Rap & Hip-Hop (Backbeat Books, 2008) with Christopher Woodstra, providing curated recommendations and analyses of essential recordings from the genre's formative years.^[38] Beyond these, Erlewine participated in the broader AllMusic print series expansions throughout the 2000s, contributing to at least four major volumes, including the All Music Guide to Rock (3rd edition, 2002) and All Music Guide to Jazz (4th edition, 2002), where he authored entries on rock, pop, soul, and jazz artists to support the encyclopedic scope of each work.^[39]^[40]^[41] These efforts highlight his role in translating AllMusic's digital database into print formats. He also authored the solo book Dave Matthews Band FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the Most Popular Jam Band (Backbeat Books, 2014), a detailed chronicle of the band's history and cultural impact.^[42]

Notable Reviews and Articles

Erlewine's review of Madonna's 1986 album True Blue for AllMusic exemplifies his appreciation for polished pop artistry, describing it as "the album where Madonna truly became Madonna the Superstar – not just a pop singer, but a pop star," and hailing it as a career peak for its seamless blend of dance-pop craftsmanship and emotional depth. He emphasized how the record's production, led by Madonna, Patrick Leonard, and Stephen Bray, elevated its hooks and themes of love and self-empowerment into enduring anthems, influencing perceptions of Madonna as a transformative figure in 1980s music. In his 2025 Pitchfork review of The Black Keys' No Rain, No Flowers, Erlewine critiqued the album as a middling rebound effort following the duo's professional setbacks, assigning it a 5.4 rating and analyzing its shift toward smoother, radio-friendly production that diluted their raw blues-rock edge.^[25] He noted how tracks like "The Night Before" and "Babygirl" glide amiably but lack the grit of earlier works, portraying the record as a calculated pivot to mainstream appeal amid the band's tumultuous year.^[25] This piece highlighted Erlewine's skill in contextualizing artistic evolution against external pressures, sparking discussions on the duo's trajectory in contemporary rock criticism. Erlewine's coverage of SXSW 2025 for Rolling Stone, particularly in the "Best of SXSW Day Five" recap, spotlighted emerging and established acts, praising Charley Crockett's soulful country performance as a standout fusion of tradition and innovation during the festival's Austin showcases.^[43] He also drew attention to YHWH Nailgun's intense set, led by Zack Borzone, for its raw energy and genre-blending punk influences, contributing to daily recaps that captured the event's diverse musical pulse and helped amplify under-the-radar talents.^[43] Among other notable contributions, Erlewine's Pitchfork review of the 2025 box set Power to the People (The Ultimate Collection) by John Lennon and Yoko Ono underscored its archival significance, presenting the 12-disc release as a comprehensive document of their radical early-1970s New York era, including the Sometime in New York City sessions and One to One benefit concerts.^[26] He lauded the set's exhaustive remastering and unreleased material for illuminating the couple's political activism through music, enhancing scholarly and fan appreciation of their collaborative legacy.^[26] Additionally, his entry in Rolling Stone's 2024 list of the "50 Most Disappointing Albums of All Time" dissected John Fogerty's Eye of the Zombie, critiquing it as a rushed departure from Creedence Clearwater Revival's roots, marked by overproduced synth-rock that undermined Fogerty's perfectionist reputation.^[44]

Personal Life

Family Connections

Stephen Thomas Erlewine maintains close ties to his extended family within the Michigan music community, particularly through his uncle, Michael Erlewine, a pioneering figure in the state's folk and blues scenes during the 1960s and 1970s. Michael, who co-founded the influential Ann Arbor-based band the Prime Movers and later established the AllMusic database, recruited his nephew Stephen to contribute editorial content in 1993, providing an early entry point into professional music journalism.^[45]^[10]^[5] While this familial connection facilitated Erlewine's initial role at AllMusic, his subsequent career trajectory underscores a foundation built on expertise and dedication, as evidenced by his three-decade tenure as a senior editor until his layoff from parent company Xperi in 2024.^[30]^[12] Erlewine's cousin, May Erlewine, daughter of Michael, is an established folk singer-songwriter based in Michigan, continuing the family's legacy in the regional music landscape through her prolific output and advocacy for community-supported artistry.^[11]^[46] The Erlewine family's deep roots in Michigan's vibrant music scene, from Ann Arbor's countercultural hubs to contemporary folk circuits in Big Rapids and beyond, highlight ongoing personal and professional interconnections that have shaped Stephen's perspective on American music traditions. Erlewine grew up in this environment, though details of his early family life are covered elsewhere.^[10]

Marriage

Stephen Thomas Erlewine married Stephanie Erlewine in 2017.^[47] Public information about Erlewine's marriage remains limited, with no details available on children or any prior relationships. He maintains a low-profile personal life, rarely discussing his spouse or home life in professional contexts. Erlewine resides in Austin, Texas.^[7]^[48]

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Stephen Thomas Erlewine's Profile | Freelance Journalist - Muck Rack
Music writer, formerly Allmusic now freelancer for hire. Pitchfork ... Earlier this month, I started assembling my first Best of 2025 lists of the season.
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine | Robert Lecker Agency
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine out at Allmusic - Roon Labs Community
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Nov 7, 2016 · Michael's nephew Stephen Thomas Erlewine -- who had been involved with AMG since 1992 -- became an editor in 1994. Throughout the years ...
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Sep 20, 2016 · The review, written by frequent AllMusic scribe Stephen Thomas Erlewine, holds something of a controversial place among music fans, who can't ...
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Jun 17, 2003 · “I've probably reviewed more than 10,000 albums,” says Stephen Thomas Erlewine, the 29-year-old content director at Allmusicguide.com.
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Edited by: Vladimir Bogdanov, Chris Woodstra, Stephen Thomas Erlewine ... Copyright © 2003 Ray M. Stiles All rights reserved. No part of this publication ...
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The Black Keys: No Rain, No Flowers Album Review | Pitchfork
2025. The Black Keys No Rain No Flowers. 5.4. By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Genre: Rock. Label: Easy Eye Sound / Warner. Reviewed: August 7, 2025.
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Power to the People (The Ultimate Collection) Album Review
2025. John Lennon. 6.0. By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Genre: Rock / Experimental. Label: Universal / Mercury. Reviewed: October 11, 2025. An expansive new box ...
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Music writer and journalist, a founding editor of Allmusic, now freelancer for hire (sterlewine@gmail.com). Bylines at Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Mojo Magazine, ...
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine Reporter. Zack Borzone of YHWH Nailgun during SXSW on March 15, 2025 in Austin, Texas.
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Substack details ; Author. Stephen Thomas Erlewine ; First Posted. October 2019 ; Free Subscribers. 4K+ ; Paid Subscribers. 100+ ; Country. US.
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Aug 2, 2024 · This will be the first newsletter I've published since receiving the news that I've been laid off from Xperi, the company that owns the ...
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