Will Wood interview Will Wood is an eclectic popular indie folk(esque) artist who captures the hearts of his fans with his open authenticity and occasionally unbridled and experimental presentation style, while his songwriting invariably taps into an emotional legitimacy within his driving forms of expression. He’s about to embark on a tour with his full […]
Amistat photo by Glynn Parkinson Amistat on Finding Joy In The Stripped-Down Direction of Their What We Are EP Amistat is an indie folk duo made up of German-born, globe-trotting twin brothers, Jan and Josef Prasil, who released their new EP, What We Are, in late March. The EP represents a development for their sound […]
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Noble Hops’ Utah Burgess With over a decade of gritty, heartfelt performances under their belt, Western Pennsylvania’s own Noble Hops is a band that blends American rock swagger with alt-country soul. Founded in 2010 by Utah Burgess—also known for his work with Shady Lady Studio Productions—the band has carved out a reputation for raw storytelling, […]
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Josh Crutchmer’s Book on Cross Canadian Ragweed Last Friday, Josh Crutchmer was having one of those “mind in a blender days.” He was finishing a writing deadline for Never Say Never, a new book about this month’s “Boys From Oklahoma” reunion of Cross Canadian Ragweed, a band he has followed for more than two decades. […]
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Eleyet McConnell “Bed of Roses” Americana Highways is hosting this video premiere of duo Eleyet McConnell’s song “Bed of Roses,” which was written by Angie McConnell and JD Harris and will be available on April 18. “Bed of Roses” was part of their recent album Crazy World. The album was produced and mixed by JD […]
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Tony Kamel photos by Josh Abel Tony Kamel Finds His Inner Fight For We’re All Gonna Live Tony Kamel is releasing his next full-length studio album, We’re All Gonna Live, on April 18th, 2025, via Blue Corn Music. Steeped in bluegrass tradition, and a passionate live performer, Kamel decided that the new album would be […]
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Ian Fisher photo by Talitha Lahme Ian Fisher Delicately Explores Grief With Go Gentle Ian Fisher is a singer/songwriter originally from Missouri who has spent a number of years living in Europe and Canada, and refining his craft through recording and performances. He recently completed a tour of Canada and the US behind his February-released […]
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Luke Marzec photo by Natalia-Bjerke Luke Marzec Builds On Lived Experiences for Debut Album Something Good Out of Nothing Luke Marzec is a British multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter who also works in a collaborative way with musical groups, as well as hosting a mixed-genre jam event. Though he has previously created EPs, his first full-length album, […]
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SAVNT of Ghost Hounds photo by Allister Ann SAVNT of Ghost Hounds on Building The Emotional Landscape of Almost Home Country and blues influenced rock band Ghost Hounds released their fifth studio album, Almost Home, on March 21st, 2025, and with it took on a new kind of experiment, since the album has an emotional […]
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Vicki Peterson and John Cowsill photo by Pamela Springsteen Americana Highways’ Key to the Highway series Fans always clamor to learn more about their favorite, most beloved musicians and those who travel with them. There’s such an allure to the road, with its serendipity, inevitable surprises, and sometimes unexpected discomforts. This interview series is a […]
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