Cara Luft My Heart Will Always Be Cara Luft’s new album, My Heart Will Always Be, via Blue Case Tunes/Symphonic, is her first solo album in more than 13 years. Luft previously played with the Wailin’ Jennys and was one of the two members of The Small Glories. Around her 50th birthday, Luft went through […]
Jeff Mamet Fortunate Son Singer-songwriter Jeff Mamett’s new album, Fortunate Son, tells stories about everyday people and the lives they lead. Rooted in Americana, country, folk, and western music, the album conveys a warm, familiar sound while still feeling fresh and distinctly his own. Produced by Ron Flynt, the album was recorded at Jumping Dog […]
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Erin Lunsford Rhinestones Virginia-based folk/Americana singer-songwriter Erin Lunsford recently released her sophomore album, Rhinestones, exploring motifs of love, family, mental health, friendship, discouragement, and leaving home. Talking about the album, Lunsford shares, “I have fixed rhinestones in my hair, I have glued sequins to my guitar, I have tried to make my body smaller and […]
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Mid-West-based Americana singer-songwriter Kenny Hotopp releases his new album, The South Looks Good on You, an exploration of love, loss, introspection, and family. The South Looks Good on You showcases Hotopp’s evolution as an artist, shaped through his work with Nashville musicians who took his songs and expanded them into fully realized arrangements. As the […]
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The Burning North releases their debut self-titled long player. Lyricist Thomas Siering and producer Marco Giovino make up The Burning North. The album features Wendy Drown on vocals. Recorded at Dagotown Recorders, the album was engineered and mixed by Sam Margolis and mastered by Tom Waltz. Giovino and Siering handled production and arrangements. Contributors on […]
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Jeremy Pinnell Decades Kentucky singer-songwriter Jeremy Pinnell recently released his new album Decades, produced by 3x GRAMMY® Award-winning producer/singer-songwriter Shooter Jennings (Brandi Carlile, Tanya Tucker). Decades was recorded with Jennings over the course of a week of live-in-the-studio performances. Musicians featured on the album include Chris Masterson (Steve Earle), Ted Russell Kamp (Shooter Jennings), Patrick […]
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Five-time Grammy-nominated artist Stephen Thomas recently released his debut country/Americana single and music video, “Come Home To Me,” a track that sees Thomas shifting from what he calls his ‘universal’ genre, which blends elements of hip-hop, rock, R&B, and pop. His resulting new focal point really hits the country sweet spot. According to Thomas, “This […]
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Jim Keller End of the World New York City singer-songwriter Jim Keller, the co-founder of Tommy Tutone and co-writer of “867-5309/Jenny,” releases his latest album, End Of The World, a collection of songs exploring the idea of hope in a world that appears to be unraveling. Produced by Adam Minkoff, the album was recorded and […]
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Maygen & The Birdwatcher “The Americana Dream” Minnesota-based Americana outfit Maygen & The Birdwatcher’s new album, The Americana Dream, features brilliant vocal harmonies, virtuoso instrumentation, and arrangements buffed and polished to a high sheen. The album was produced, engineered, edited and mixed by John Fields with arrangement by Maygen Lacey and Noah Neumann. The album […]
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Josh Travis – Few of Days & Full of Trouble Pennsylvania-based singer-songwriter Josh Travis has released his first full-length LP, Few of Days & Full of Trouble. The album’s focus and theme deal with many different realities Travis has grappled with, making the work all the more relatable. Themes of loss and grief, belief, and other […]
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