JUNO-nominated, Canadian Folk Music Award-winning duo Fortunate Ones have shared the official music video for their new single “Heavy Heart,” which appears on their new album, That Was You and Me, out now via Sonic Records. The album finds […]
The Complete Recordings of Hezekiah Procter (1925–1930) is a box set, novel, and experimental recording project by acclaimed Montreal songwriter Li’l Andy. Based upon the life story of fictitious country music legend Hezekiah Procter, the album was recorded on […]
This post was originally published on April 18, 2022. It has been updated to highlight the June 18 drop date. After a couple years of fragmented Record Store Day “Drops” to avoid crowds during the pandemic, the traditional one-day […]
Lou Poster is the son of a third-generation West Virginia coal miner. A solid work ethic and a healthy distrust of unchecked capitalism is part of his DNA. After fronting the ear-crushing cowpunk band Grafton for nearly two decades, […]
“You’ve made mistakes and god knows you regret it. But it’s okay to lose your way, Just don’t lose your heart,” Billy Keane passionately sings through the chorus, eliciting a freeing feeling of letting go. In early 2020, Billy […]
Seth Walker’s new album, I Hope I Know, is a beacon of light — each of its 10 songs shining forth with what so many have come to love about Walker and his soulful Americana: diverse influences, contemplative lyrics, […]
Singer-songwriter Wesley Dean chronicles his journey of leaving everything behind in his native Australia, where he achieved great success, to travel to Nashville to start an entirely new chapter. His debut US album, unknown, features his singles, “Never Thought of […]
Rain Perry’s “Beautiful Tree” was the theme for the CW network’s Life Unexpected, on which she also had the surreal pleasure of appearing as herself. She has released six albums on her own Precipitous Records, as well as writing and […]
Aussie sensation and singer-songwriter Wesley Dean chronicles his journey of leaving everything behind in his native Australia, where he achieved great success, to travel to Nashville to start an entirely new chapter. Wesley’s debut US album, unknown, features his first […]
The previously unreleased audio from Karen Dalton’s rare, captivating performance live at the Montreux Golden Rose Pop Festival on May 1, 1971. This is the first time this audio has been made available in any physical format — presented […]
