Eric Brace: Finding The Way That ‘Everything Will Be’ Eric Brace & Last Train Home have followed their early 2020 record, Daytime Highs and Overnight Lows with another recently released full album, Everything Will Be, now available from Red Beet Records. If that feels surprising, you’re not alone, since their 2020 record was a big […]
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Rigby Summer Seeks And Finds Her Heart With Geography Rigby Summer released her first full album, Geography, in the Fall of 2021, as the culmination of many years of work and soul-searching as well as taking part in various gatherings of songwriters and musicians over the years. When it came down to making an album, […]
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Talisk — Interview Facing The Dawn With Talisk’s Mohsen Amini Ahead Of Their North American Tour Scottish Modern Folk Trio Talisk were forced to return home on one of the last flights out of Nashville during a tour due to the pandemic in 2020, but happily are now are returning to the USA in February […]
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The Cactus Blossoms horizontal photo by Jacob Blickenstaff The Cactus Blossoms photo by Aaron Rice The Cactus Blossoms Reflect On The Creative Road That Makes One Day Fitting For These Times The Cactus Blossoms deliver their new album, One Day, on February 11th, 2022, bringing us another expansive dose of layered vocals and classic sounds, […]
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Houndmouth — Mike Myers Interview Matt Myers of Houndmouth Talks Bringing An Album Home and the Many Meanings of ‘Good For You’ Houndmouth have recently released their fourth album, Good For You, and taken a pretty sharp turn by recording it entirely at the Green House, a large home location that’s also their rehearsal space, […]
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Sara Jean Kelley black and white photo by Aleigh Shields Sara Jean Kelley Challenges Us To Think Differently About The ‘Black Snake’ In Our Lives Nashville-based artist Sara Jean Kelley recently released her EP Black Snake, the culmination of extensive soul-searching and discovery. While facing an era of significant life-changes that led […]
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Marina Maximilian Finds Emotion and Simplicity Reaches Audiences Best with “Late Bloomer” Photo Credit: Shai Franco Marina Maximilian is a classically trained pianist, composer, jazz vocalist, and solo artist who has worked in multiple languages, as well as being an actress whose latest work you can see on the show Fauda on Netflix. She was […]
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Dylan Hartigan Explores The Storytelling Of Relationships With Debut Album The Way My Bones Creak Dylan Hartigan recently released his debut full-length album, The Way My Bones Creak, an album co-produced by Bobby Holland (ZZ Ward, Kesha, Drake White) and singer/songwriter Maggie Rose. Inspired by Americana, Indie, and Folk traditions, Hartigan’s songs take a varied approach […]
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Greensky Bluegrass photo by Dyllan Langille Paul Hoffman Of Greensky Bluegrass Shares Heart-Warming Stories Behind ‘Stress Dreams’ Alternative Bluegrass band Greensky Bluegrass have just finished up a high energy tour up the West Coast, concluding with some some “at home” shows in Michigan. But soon they’ll be on their way to do a few shows […]
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Thomas Csorba — Interview Thomas Csorba Brings Us Songs ‘From The Jordan’ As A Meditation On Love Native Texan Thomas Csorba released his EP From The Jordan this Fall, his first collection since his self-titled 2020 album which displayed a wide range of themes and a passion for Americana. The new EP takes a slightly […]
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