John Hollier and the Rêverie have a new album, Rainmaker, which by all accounts is celebratory, high octane backwoods music, inspired by cajun and Louisiana themes and blended together with dollops of Americana and Nashville sounds. We had an opportunity to chat with John about the album, and the resulting conversation is here to […]
Sammi Accola photo by Penny Kapadoukakis Sammi Accola has a new album coming out this week, A Candle on a Busy Street. Sammi’s songwriting is interwoven with her life experiences with women in recovery and in a broad global context. We had a chat with Sammy about the music, some of her experiences in the […]
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Brock Davis “I’ll Be Your Alibi” Americana Highways is hosting this video premiere of Brock Davis’ song “I’ll Be Your Alibi” from his recently released album Nothing Lasts Forever. The album was produced by Brock Davis, engineered and mixed by Zach Allen, recorded at Pentavarit in Nashville, TN; and mastered by Alex McCollough (True East […]
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Nathaniel Rateliff on the new film Lovers out today Nathaniel Rateliff added two songs to the new film out this week which was set in the Denver area, “Lovers.” One song he contributed is a new, original song written for the film and the other is a sweet cover of Springsteen’s “My Hometown.” We had […]
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Brit Taylor photo by Sammy Hearn Brit Taylor Takes Us Home With Her To Land of The Forgotten Songwriter and country artist Brit Taylor released her third album Land of the Forgotten, on March 6, 2026, taking us inside a world close to her heart, since it was inspired by her home territory of Eastern […]
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Lightning Stills photo by G. Knee Photography Craig Fort of Lightning Stills on Bringing The Everyman To Their Debut Album Lightning Stills recently released their self-titled debut album, having previously released an EP and some singles, building on their roots in the Omaha music scene to incorporate multi-faceted players like Craig Fort (vocals, guitar), Mike […]
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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 […]
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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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