Maggie Rose photo by Ford Fairchild Maggie Rose’s Timely Third Album ‘Have a Seat’ Turns on Listening and Being Heard Maggie Rose’s new studio album, Have a Seat, arrives on August 20th from Starstruck Records and takes us even further into her multi-genre interests, bringing in plenty of Blues, Soul, and R&B sound in keeping […]
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What would we do differently if we knew then what we know now? For singer-songwriter Dallas Burrow, who’s latest self-titled album was released on July 23, he’d make sure to tell his day-dreaming self to buckle up and enjoy the ride, because no destination is worth reaching unless you experience the intricacies of the journey […]
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Lauren Jenkins on The Importance of Being The Real Deal For “Miles on Me” Lauren Jenkins experienced the craziness of 2020 from the unique perspective of an artist who was abruptly dropped from their label the same week that Covid shut down touring and a tornado tore through her adopted home of Nashville. Jenkins began […]
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Rachel Garlin’s LP Mondegreens arrived as a welcome balm during the early days of the pandemic and was already associated with her “sidewalk sessions” playing music in front of her home in San Francisco as a way to reach out to her community. The songwriting continued, though, not only unabated but at an increased pace […]
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Americana Highways had a chance to talk to Soren Staff of the band Them Coulee Boys, whose new album Namesake was produced by Brian Joseph and is due to be released August 6. Enjoy the interview and find the video for the song “Given Up” just beneath it. Americana Highways: The new album is titled Namesake. […]
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Nobody’s Girl photo credit to: Valerie Fremin Nobody’s Girl is a powerful team-up of three Austin-based solo artists, including BettySoo, Rebecca Loebe, and Grace Pettis. Originally intended as live performance tour where each would play their own solo work with a little support from the others as needed, the group fell into a songwriting experiment […]
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Americana Highways presents this premiere of Jonathan Paull Gertler’s song “Time and Place” from his forthcoming album No Fear (Rock Ridge Music) due to be released later this year. The song will be available on July 9. No Fear was produced by Jonathan Paull Gertler and Jon Chase; recorded at Chase Studio in Methuen, MA; and recorded, […]
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Ken Stringfellow Imagines Joe Puleo: Ten Years To Home Tales of musical collaboration are potentially very interesting since every human being brings their own set of experiences and assumptions to the table that can form unpredictable but intriguing interrelationships when it comes to creating songs, but the story of Joe Puleo and Ken Stringfellow’s collaboration […]
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Alyssa Coco photo credit to: Will Cornfield Roses and Revolutions had an epic 2019, surviving their first headlining tour with aplomb and charting out their next stage of songwriting. The impact of the music industry shutting down in 2020 was sudden for them and quite a contrast with the momentum they’d been building, but […]
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Chris Robley Chris Robley is a prolific songwriter and poet currently residing in Portland, Maine, though he hails from the Pacific Northwest which is where he started making music. In recent years he’s been particularly focused on words and the way they work in music, falling in love “again” with Americana and Roots music with […]
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