Flatland Cavalry – Songs to Keep You Warm Flatland Cavalry’s new EP, Songs to Keep You Warm, released Oct. 28, lives up to its name, as the six songs feel like a cozy campfire session, with a bottle of Blanton’s being passed around, keeping spirits high, distracting us from the rest of the noise. The EP […]
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Multiple Grammy nominee Ruthie Foster takes the listener to church with her new LP, Healing Time, her first studio album since 2017. The soulful, liberating album takes the listener on a journey of joy, her gospel roots present on all the tracks. Mark Howard (Willie Nelson, Lucinda Williams) and Daniel Barrett both produced the album, […]
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Sean Devine — Pencil and Paper There are some songwriters whose albums are so personal and honest that when you hear their latest work it’s like catching up with an old friend. Sean Devine’s intimate new EP Pencil and Paper has that feel the moment he strikes the first chord on the opening track, “How […]
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Robert Connely Farr returns to his Mississippi roots with gritty new LP, Shake It There’s a difference between feeling the blues and living the blues. When blues isn’t sincere, you can tell. But that’s not the case with Robert Connely Farr’s ninth studio album, Shake It, a riveting, romping, trans-stomp gem. The Bolton, Mississippi native […]
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John Fusco Crafts ‘Cowboy Pictures,’ Returns to His Roots with Borderlands John Fusco’s third album, Borderlands, produced by George Walker Petit, takes the listener on a journey with every song. This shouldn’t come as a surprise. After all, Fusco is a storyteller – and a screenwriter at that – perhaps best known for “Young Guns,” […]
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