Joy Oladokun Hope Is A Heavy Thing Joy Oladokun has released a new record, Hope Is A Heavy Thing, on Concord Records. The singer, songwriter, producer, and performer uses her songs to look at who we are, how we relate to others, and how we grow. Oladokun explains, “‘To understand your future, you have to […]
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and author Mary Gauthier releases her haunting new album, Reckoning. Reckoning gives voice to Mary’s optimism. She explains, “My sense is that we’re going to get through this. The snake is going to eat its tail. We make decisions, and 25-30 years later, they come to their conclusion, and there’s that moment of […]
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Mac Cornish Wayfaring Woman On her second album, Wayfaring Woman, Mac Cornish blends folk and country in Nashville, TN, while drawing on her California background. Cornish writes about heartbreak, exhaustion, and leaving behind the future she once expected. She also explores what suits her life now, with a few tracks focused on touring. Her sound […]
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One Acre West self-titled One Acre West, the project of singer Kristi Jean and songwriter/guitarist Steven Branstetter, unveils their self-titled debut long-player. Recorded at Red Boot Ranch Studio in Buda, Texas, the self-titled album was produced by Bradley Kopp, whose credits include Jimmie Dale Gilmore, The Flatlanders, Alejandro Escovedo, and Charlie and Bruce Robison. The […]
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Singer-songwriter Anna Moon & The Stars releases her debut album, Oh MY God! It’s a Resurrection, produced alongside Ryan Hughes. The album was born during a transformative solo road trip through the American Southwest, where endless highways and desert skies inspired a collection of songs made for open windows, late-night drives, and anyone searching for […]
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Woven Hollow Figure of Light Glenwood Springs, Colorado-based indie-folk duo Woven Hollow recently released their debut long-player, Figure of Light. Woven Hollow is made up of Anna Murphy and Van Wampler, who began tracking the album in 2019. The pair explains, “The record has grown so much from what we originally set out to make. […]
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Benjamin Tod Country Is Dead Country artist Benjamin Tod unveils his new album, Country Is Dead, on which he covers 12 classic country songs by Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, Merle Haggard, and Bob Dylan, among others. Tod explains, “Some of these songs I started playing on the streets of Nashville when I was a teenager […]
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Austin, Texas-based outfit Hill Country Revival unveils their debut album, A Place Much Better, a collection of songs fusing elements of Southern rock with tints of red dirt country. Grammy-nominated producer David Percefull oversaw the project, which was recorded at yellow DOG Studios in San Marcos, Texas. Formed in 2016, Hill Country Revival is made […]
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Little Bihlman Heavy Head Scot “Little” Bihlman, an Emmy-winning musician, songwriter, and actor from Los Angeles, has released a new album called Heavy Head. Bihlman explains, “My music is about the human condition. It speaks to the struggles and triumphs of the journey we’re all on. I hope people get a deeper sense of connection […]
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Jeff Mamet Fortunate Son Singer-songwriter Jeff Mamett’s new album, Fortunate Son, tells stories about everyday people and the lives they lead. Rooted in Americana, country, folk, and western music, the album conveys a warm, familiar sound while still feeling fresh and distinctly his own. Produced by Ron Flynt, the album was recorded at Jumping Dog […]
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