Little Feat Strike Up The Band
Little Feat are back with a new album! Their third album in two years, Strike Up The Band, is the band’s 16th studio album of original material in their 50 plus year career.
By Brian Rock Yarn weaves light from the darkness on their tenth album, Born, Blessed, Grateful and Alive. A “Hero’s Journey” cycle, like Marty Stuart’s The Pilgrim, this album explores tragedy, loneliness, resilience, and hope. […]
Read more...By Brian Rock Rainy Eyes follows her meandering muse from Norway to San Francisco to New Orleans on her sophomore release, Lonesome Highway. The Norwegian native, Rainy Eyes (ala Irena Eide,) wrestles with the tragic […]
Read more...By Brian Rock Jenny Don’t and The Spurs put a fresh spin on heartache on their latest (4th) album, Broken Hearted Blue. Jenny Don’t’s fiery vocals and the bands musical synergy create an album about […]
Read more...By Brian Rock Ready or not, summer is upon us. As the temperature heats up, so does the music scene. Here are some of the hottest new releases to fire up your summer festivities… […]
Read more...You Are About To Become Involved With Van Dyke Parks! Words, Courtney S. Lennon Illustrations, Mandy Newham-Cobb It’s eleven in the morning on a mid-June day and Van Dyke Parks is at home in Los […]
Little Feat are back with a new album! Their third album in two years, Strike Up The Band, is the band’s 16th studio album of original material in their 50 plus year career.
“Well I was born a rambler friends, and I intend to die that way. It could be twenty years from now, it could be most any day. But if there ain’t no whiskey and wimen […]
By Kim Grant Cosmic country cowgirl Caitlin Jemma’s True Meaning is a genre blending, soul-soothing, inspiration. A bright mix of folk, pop, country, and jazz filled with positive affirmations and personal reflections. TJ West premieres the video/single “Color” […]
Little Feat are back with a new album! Their third album in two years, Strike Up The Band, is the band’s 16th studio album of original material in their 50 plus year career.
Modern Soul quartet, Southern Avenue celebrates the ties that bind on their fourth album, Family.
St. Louis songbird Mattie Schell makes her solo debut with, Everything Means Nothing.
Country artist Pug Johnson is a rising star from the Lone Star State, continues to impress on his sophomore release, El Cabron.
Oklahoma musical legends, Jason Boland & The Stragglers continue their red dirt reign on their eleventh album, The Last Kings of Babylon.
Dynamic husband and wife duo, The War And Treaty, dish out a heaping helping of their Soul-infused Americana on their fourth full double length album, Plus One.
Joe Elly has more albums than most Country singers have trips around the sun. His 29th solo album, Love And Freedom, distills some of the insights he’s gathered over the years.
Music City Maverick, Mac Leaphart continues to cook on his fourth album, Motel Breakfast.
Rising honky-tonk hero, India Ramey brings the heat on her fourth album, Baptized By The Blaze
fter winning the Norwegian Grammy for their debut Americana album, Embla and the Karidotters are ready to take on the world with their sophomore effort, Off Leash.
By Brian Rock Tylor & The Train Robbers ride again on their fourth album, Hum of the Road. The band brings its rustic americana rhythms to the fore as they explore the cycles of life […]
By Brian Rock Canadian honky tonkers, Nicolette & The Nobodies eschew short cuts on their debut album, The Long Way. Coming ten years after the band’s inception, they took their time perfecting their synergy before […]