For his first album in five years, Baltimore native Cris Jacobs brought in a slew of guests to help lay down his blend of Bluegrass, folk, and blues, including Jerry
Indie folk musician Zoe Boekbinder’s latest effort, Wildflower, is at times stripped down and desolate and other times, beautiful and encouraging. The album is the result of dealing with both
After finally grabbing one of the big brass rings for Country songwriter and snagging a publishing deal on Nashville’s Music Row, Stephanie Lambring worked for five years writing songs for
Judging by the strong retro country sound of The Long Way, the debut from Nicolette & The Nobodies, you’d assume Nicolette Hoang grew up in a Kentucky holler a generation or
While not going full cosmic country musically on his latest, with Stellar Evolution Aaron Lee Tasjan offers some of his most spacey numbers to date. He also manages to dig
The songs that make up American Primitive, the 13th studio album from the venerable Texas mainstays the Old 97’s, finds the band as feisty and loud as their mid-90s starting
Based on the Pernice Brothers’ previous output, five years between records is really not that long. The band went almost a decade between 2010’s Goodbye, Killer and 2019’s Spread the
Dustin Kensrue has been releasing solo records for almost two decades now, leaning into a relaxed mix of folk and Americana, but he is still largely known by many as
On their fourth LP Revelations, River Shook (recording as Sarah Shook) has shown an evolution that has been hinted at ever since the artistic leap from the 2015 debut Sidelong
On the inner sleeve to his latest LP, Barge At Will, Jon Snodgrass writes, “My favorite songs were written in the time it takes to play them. Sometimes, while playing
