Month: February 2021

“A friend and I were running from the police one night, and I accidentally fell off a cliff.” I like a good origin story as much as anyone, but this line from Nate Fredrick’s press release really caught my attention. Turns out, the Springfield, Missouri native used the two-year recovery period following his misadventure to […]

So, if you’re a touring musician who’s spent decades on tour, what do you do when the world grinds to a halt, depriving you of both great joy and your primary source of income? Well, you might sulk for a spell. Then, if you’re Rick Holmstrom, you pick your guitar back up and start banging […]

When you look for bio information on Bones Owens, you don’t find a lot. Like many musicians, he makes his home in Tennessee, although he’s not really a part of the Nashville scene. He has worked with Yelawolf and toured with Whiskey Myers. His previously released EPs comprised mostly Americana songs. His new self-titled album […]

“We’re Appalachian, we play some countrified rock and roll” says a group who named themselves ‘Building Rockets’ and named their forthcoming EP Space Camp.  Yeah, there is a bit more too them than “We’re Appalachian, we play some countrified rock and roll.” Building Rockets is built of four top notch musicians: Emily Jamison: vocals, guitar, […]

  Singer-songwriter Jared Feinman, whose new album Love Is An Obstacle dropped February 12, is one of those select musical artists that not only can brilliantly and seamlessly move from genre to genre on his individual songs but can also do it effectively within a single particular song. Such is the basis for much of […]