Graham Stone is the stage name of Virginia native Graham McCune Stoll. Currently based in Richmond, Virginia, Stone recently recorded and released Until the Day–a ten-song collection marking his first solo
Indianapolis-based band S-E-R-V-I-C-E began when Jon Spencer Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins and We Are Hex singer Jilly Weiss met on tour. They wrote their first song together in 2015 at
Self-reflective and erratic, moonweather’s new single “Until Later” bubbles forth with frothy, electric energy, hiding thoughtful wistfulness behind cheerful pageantry and reverberant vigor. At only two minutes long, it packs
Steeped in the musical traditions of the American South, Kentucky-based alt-country songwriter Dave Ernst is set to release his debut LP Hickory Switch (Out 3/1/19 via Eastwood Records) an introspective look into
Fiddle player, violinist and singer-songwriter Peter Stampfel is perhaps best known for his work in the psychedelic folk band The Holy Modal Rounders, but these days he often plays with
“The title stems from my background of previous substance abuse which I was humbled to get clean from,” explains singer-songwriter JM Lansdowne of his deluxe EP Clean & Unholy, which
West Virginia is far more than meets the eye. A native of Morgantown, singer-songwriter Charles Wesley Godwin paints a rich and honest portrayal of his homeland and its people with
Says Jesse Denaro: “You come to a point where you realize that no one really gives a shit about your music.” He laughs. The Pittsburgh-based singer/songwriter, who has been performing
Poised and polished, Santa Barbara, the debut full length from Toronto, Ontario’s After Funk unfolds with an ease and elegance rare amongst even seasoned veterans. Drawing from a broad base,
Chris Fullerton sings country music bold and brave beyond compare. Epilepsy Blues, the Central Texas singer-songwriter’s debut on Austin-based Eight 30 Records, was released to local acclaim back in 2017.
