Buffalo Jones Celebrate Buffalo Jones has a new album Celebrate set to be released this Friday. This is a heavy heartfelt, grungy roots rock style album that sometimes flexes heavier in style. It’s 8 songs that expose some of the unnecessary games people play, as the music compels you to, as the title suggest, celebrate […]
Dewey Kincade Dark Ages Dewey Kincaide is releasing his latest foray into Southern rock deliverance with his album Dark Ages this week. Dewey says this album is “a meditation on navigating the world after the death of a dream,” and as you listen, you really feel this. Song are driving Southern rock with a thread […]
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Jeremy Parsons’ Life: Five Songs of Truth from a Journey Still Unfolding Jeremy Parsons has always written songs that feel like lived experiences, pulled straight from his own journey and offered without pretense. With Life, his five-song EP, Parsons leans all the way into that honesty, crafting a collection that is both autobiographical and universally […]
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Kate MacLeod – Perennial Kate MacLeod is releasing a new album of what are aptly described as Neo-traditional acoustic based folk songs that were recorded live in concert on January 3, 2025 at the Intermountain Acoustic Music Association’s Local Concert Series in Cottonwood Heights, Utah: Perennial. “Storm on the Desert” explores the way a fight […]
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D’Lee Floors It on “Evel Knievel,” a High-Velocity Hymn to Risk D’Lee’s second single from the forthcoming EP “55” arrives like a V-twin revving at the green light: lean, loud, and impossible to ignore. “Evel Knievel” was already a kinetic shot of pop-country adrenaline, but hearing the full lyric sheet only amplifies its stakes. Where […]
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Tara Beier Mourning Doves of Joshua Tree: A Desert Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Feminine Resilience Tara Beier has a new album Mourning Doves of Joshua Tree: A Desert Journey of Healing, Transformation, and Feminine Resilience. Taking her widescreen vision of artistry seriously, Tara has previously created a documentary and a docudrama series on the […]
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Annagail – Live at Seven Steps Up Folk-rock duo Annagail, founded by duo Jared and Jennifer Adams and based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has a new album of live songs recorded at the Seven Steps Up listening room in Spring Lake Michigan hot off the presses: Live at Seven Steps Up. The setting for the […]
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Melon Jelly – The Road to Memphis Melon Jelly makes Southern swampy blues with soul-searching, electric groovin’ vibes in songs that ask for absolution, with hat in hand, and proclaim love out loud. Fronted by Mark Nesmith, Melon Jelly does this and then some with all new original blues numbers on their new album: The […]
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Ken Holt – Shades of Light Ken Holt’s Shades of Light is an Americana masterpiece that seamlessly blends country, rock, bluegrass, and classic pop influences. This LP delivers an emotional journey steeped in nostalgia, hope, and personal reflection, showcasing Holt’s ability to translate life’s complexities into resonant, heartfelt songs, as it also featured support by […]
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Pam Ross interview Pam Ross has a new song, “Tonight” coming out in February. It’s part of a series of songs she’s releasing on the heels of her recent album Outside the Box. The theme of being “outside the box” continues throughout all her musical choices, as Pam put it, she is “the red-headed stepchild” […]
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