Following their 2019 Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album, Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps emerge with a new studio album, Rose-Colored Glasses Vol 1., on Blue Heart Records. The dozen new songs are a feel-good celebration of jubilant […]
An emerging Americana artist exploring the peaks and valleys of love, loss, and redemption, Southern singer-songwriter Kevin Daniel continues to gain acclaim and win people over with his golden baritone, his unmistakable charisma, and his deft, well-worn ability to […]
Danish indie folk outfit Late Runner is the brainchild of Asger Tarpgaard, who had major success in the late ’90s at the age of 16 with his band Superheroes that topped the charts over the course of three albums and […]
Electro Melodier is Son Volt’s 10th studio album – and third for influential Nashville indie Thirty Tigers. The title, taken from the names of two vintage amplifiers from the late ’40s and early ’50s, also describes the disc’s unique […]
Colin Hay first emerged as songwriter/vocalist for hitmakers Men at Work before establishing himself as a solo artist. But his love for music was born in his native Scotland while working at his parents’ record store and hearing the hits […]
For the third video from Afton Wolfe’s debut full-length album, Kings For Sale, the genre-defying album’s “country” song “Carpenter” lyrically confesses a lack of craftsmanship while countering by demonstrating the record’s musical aptitude. Accompanied by unconventional linear rhythms mixed […]
Smoking live version of the title track from 662, the new release from blues sensation Christone “Kingfish” Ingram. It’s a fiery coming of age record chock full of Kingfish guitar magic. See him live all over the USno this summer […]
The pandemic may have shuttered venues and record stores for a while last year, but the music kept going, and we’re so happy to see that the physical places that support it — those venues and stores — are beginning […]
“Do you remember … the ballad of the past … ” From the opening question to the last line of their last song, Kentucky Avenue’s second record harkens back to the classic country rock music of 1970s Laurel Canyon, infusing […]
With the world shut down for most of 2020, it was hard to predict what 2021 would bring in terms of music. The end of full-band rockers? A glut of lonely songs from people’s bedrooms? Nothing at all? Thankfully, […]
