Hayes Carll’s tenth album, “We’re Only Human,” combines country elegance with grit, focusing on self-forgiveness and positivity amidst imperfections. Collaborating with talented musicians, Carll delivers insightful songs that range from humorous critiques of societal issues to heartfelt reflections on life. The album embodies a refreshing outlook with strong storytelling and musical depth.
Stephen Jacques is an acclaimed alt-rock artist with ten albums and an upcoming eleventh. Influenced by a rich musical heritage, he writes and performs in Charlottesville, Virginia. His song “Send Them Love” is popular across over 300 radio stations. His next album, “Groove Atlantic-O,” releases in summer 2023.
East Nash Grass is a celebrated bluegrass band that achieved the title of “New Artist of the Year” at the 2024 International Bluegrass Music Association. Their debut album “Last Chance To Win” showcases their unique sound, featuring diverse vocal contributions from members and a mixture of original songs and covers.
Clarence Tilton, the Omaha band, returns with their new album Queen of the Brawl, showcasing rich harmonies and storytelling that reflects the American Midwest. Featuring guest appearances by Marty Stuart and Presley Tucker, the album blends alt-country with personal narratives, highlighting the band’s deep roots and musical influences.
The Scarlet Goodbye, featuring Minnesota musicians Dan Murphy and Jeff Arundel, recently released their acclaimed album Hopes Eternal. Their upcoming second album, El Camino Adios, set to drop on March 14, 2025, explores themes of change through poignant storytelling. The single “Raylene” demonstrates their artistic depth and emotional resonance.
Vince Santoro is a veteran drummer, vocalist, and songwriter based in Nashville, known for his role with Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals and commitment to musicians’ rights as Secretary/Treasurer of the Nashville Musicians Association. With a diverse career spanning over five decades, he recently released his solo album, Exposed, showcasing his storytelling and musical talents.
The Felice Brothers Undress Yep Roc After making some changes in personnel, the upstate folk-rock band The Felice Brothers are back with their first album in three years. They sound different than the ragged, wild, raucous band that earned them a enviable reputation for their live shows, having now matured and focused into a strong, […]