Michael Rudd photo by David Rosenfield Michael Rudd has a new album releasing this week on Invisible Road Records, Ways of the World. The songs are haunting, in a modern way, while they rest on a timeless foundation at the same time. The style of the album might be considered conscious. Michael had a cancer […]
Andy Falco / Infamous Stringdusters photo by Daniel Milchev Andy Falco of The Infamous Stringdusters on Their Prolific 20/20 Album and 20 Years of Staying Genuine The Infamous Stringdusters are celebrating 20 years since they banded together, as experienced side-men, to create their own innovative music. Along with that comes a very special album, titled […]
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Tim Easton Finds Light on fIREHORSE At nearly 60, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Tim Easton is still chasing songs the way he did as a restless young troubadour roaming Europe with a guitar case open on cobblestones. His 14th studio album, fIREHORSE, feels both hard-earned and freshly struck — a record that balances revolution and romance, one-chord […]
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Paula Boggs photos by Tom Reese Paula Boggs is an Army veteran, attorney, songwriter and musician with an insightful new album Sumatra. Sumatra covers the range of Americana delights, from folksier Americana style songs to the more powerful push of alt-country roots rock, like the Drive-By Truckers – and the musical tone is always a […]
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Frank Viele photo by Lisa Sanchez Gonzalez Singer songwriter Frank Viele has a new EP out this week, The Silo, which is another step along Frank’s pathway of soulful electric guitar, honest songwriting topped by powerful vocals and emotionally expressive performances. He put this EP out on his own label Bigger Beast Records, and has […]
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Erik Vincent Huey photos by Michael Aarons Erik Vincent Huey has a place among the energetic roots rock performers and songwriters, solidifying with he recently released album Fort Defiance, produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel. The songs are anthemic with bits of punk and even Celtic punk mixed in, and the energy is always turned up […]
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Chris P. James of The Burrito Brothers on Stretching Their Sound For The Magic Time Machine of Love In the last part of 2025, The Burrito Brothers released new album The Magic Time Machine of Love via Think Like a Key Records. The title plays an interesting role in presenting the album, since the songs […]
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Rose’s Pawn Shop photo from the band website 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 set […]
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Drew Harris of The Naked Sun on Self-Reflection and “Mirror In The Hallway” The Naked Sun are a Philadelphia-based Cosmic Americana band who released their third full length album, Mirror in the Hallway, on January 30th, 2026, and celebrated the release with a show in their hometown. It’s an album that had a slow and […]
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Burning Lake’s Peter Bordui Talks About the Band’s Upcoming EP Below The Surface In their latest release, Swiss folk‑rock quartet Burning Lake invites listeners into the tender world of “Beautiful Lie,” a song that captures the bittersweet feelings between longing and unrequited love. The track blends warm acoustic textures with subtle layers of electric guitar, […]
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