• LA 14

    Album Review
    Rod Melancon Drags the Bayou for Dark, Deep, Gritty, and True Tales
    Alison Fensterstock Posted On June 13, 2016


    Highway 14, the state road for which Rod Melancon named his most recent EP, runs along beside the Mississippi border in the southeastern part of Louisiana, the toe of the boot in the boot state. It starts close to Pearl […]


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    Album Review
    Rod Melancon Walks in the True South
    Terry Roland Posted On June 10, 2016


    There is a new South coming into view in America today. It is unfamiliar to our mainstream culture. It has found its voice in the common man, the songwriters, storytellers, poets, and musicians who work and live their lives beneath […]


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    Album Review
    Rod Melancon Makes Music Like the Masters
    Lee Zimmerman Posted On May 25, 2016


    Rod Melancon brings his southern roots to bear in each of his outings, but with his new EP LA 14, he expands those parameters into new terrain without sacrificing any of the homespun authenticity he’s mined since early on. In […]


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    Album Review
    Americana Has a Strong Voice in Rod Melancon
    Dramabob Posted On May 24, 2016


    It has been said that one of the marks of a great artist is the ability to build on past works, rather that rebuild.  That is exactly what Rod Melancon has done with his latest EP, LA 14, recently released […]


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