Jim Keller photo by Jimmy Fontaine Jim Keller Finds a Way To Keep On Moving at The End of The World Jim Keller is a New York-based songwriting musician who will be releasing his album, End of the World, on October 24th, 2025, co-written with Byron Isaacs (Lumineers, Levon Helm) and produced by Adam Minkoff […]
Jake Dunn “Kinda Like A Dream” Americana Highways presents this premiere of Jake Dunn’s song “Kinda Like A Dream,” the title track from his forthcoming album set for release on Halloween. All songs were written, performed and recorded by Jake Dunn, and were produced, mixed, and mastered by Neil Tuuri at Amish Electric Chair. We […]
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Jeremy Dion interview Oftentimes folk and Americana music twist at your heartstrings with sorrowful songs and tales of dashed hopes. By contrast, Jeremy Dion makes optimistic folk music for both kids and adults, like his recently released album Another Perfect Day. We has a chance to chat with him about the philosophy behind looking at […]
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Tamara Saviano has seen just about everything in the evolution of Americana music. The journalist/author/producer has worked with Kris Kristofferson and Guy Clark, served as the first female president of the Americana Music Association, produced several of that organization’s early award shows, and somehow found time to write a few books along the way. Her […]
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Kelly Hunt: Fueled by Old Strings and the Stories They Carry There’s a certain alchemy that happens when Kelly Hunt holds a century-old instrument. “I feel very protective of that instrument,” she said of her original Depression-era tenor banjo, its leather head delicate with age, “because that leather is a thin band of leather that […]
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Greta Gaines: Bird Before Light and the Freedom to Begin Again Greta Gaines has never been one to stay in a single lane. From her early days as a world champion snowboarder to her self-taught journey into songwriting, she has always followed her instincts—sometimes against the grain, always with conviction. With the release of her […]
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Mike Thomas photo by Justin Hammond Mike Thomas makes Americana rootsy rock style music, using landscape metaphors for healing what’s ailing the American soul. In this song, we have the image of Mike fishing with his son, and the cathartic of the timeless tradition and the natural waters: “we’ve seen a lot pain these days […]
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A.J. Croce: Carrying the Music Forward photo by Jim Shea For A.J. Croce, music is both inheritance and discovery, a legacy lived and reshaped on his own terms. The son of the beloved Jim Croce, A.J. has spent decades forging his identity as a musician while navigating the echo of a father whose songs still […]
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With the recent release of his EP, Wall Street Blues, Sanjay Michael continues to turn up the heat, reintroducing the swagger of ‘70s blues rock. Now based in Singapore, Michael grew up in Malaysia and Australia. In 2023, he released his debut long player, Rocking Into Midnight, featuring the title track and “Rockin’ Machine.” The […]
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Rags Rosenberg Rags Rosenberg has a new album of folk songs intriguingly titled Song of the Bricoleur. A bricoleur is an artist or writer, or just an average person, who creates things from a wide variety of sources and media. For Rags, this is an apt term for what is needed in the current social […]
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