Ethan Daniel Davidson’s thirteenth studio album Cordelia (due out May 30th) finds the veteran singer-songwriter exploring new creative territory while continuing down the beguiling and wondrous road that his discography
Wild Blessing’s music doesn’t demand your attention so much as invite you into its warmly lit universe. Floating in the same ethereal currents as indie darlings The Sea and Cake,
The Wreckage, Kai Crowe-Getty’s first solo album (due out June 27th), won’t be what you expect if you’re familiar with his time fronting the rock band Lord Nelson. Sonically, The
Fueled by infectious riffs, shout-along choruses, and undeniable charm, WYLDLIFE delivers a sound that nods to the golden age of ’70s punk, glam rock, and power pop. Their music crackles
It makes sense that singer-songwriter Reid Parsons is inspired by architecture. On their debut album, Back to Back, out April 25th, they have designed an evocative and emotionally eloquent music
After thirty-five years of being at the forefront of the ever-evolving musical landscape of New Orleans, Grammy Award winner Jon Cleary decided to bring that sound back home, both figuratively
With her lyrically driven songs, Rachel McIntyre Smith’s comfort twang music reminds listeners of the classics while also adding a relevant and fresh perspective. Rachel began working with producer, Dran
“Who is The Keeper?” The question comes from Amelia Wellers, visionary artist behind Aerhart. “And what are they keeping?” Painted as a playful form of Eros on the cover of
Imogen Clark may call Nashville home these days, but she first cut her teeth as a teenager playing bar gigs around her hometown of Western Sydney. Since then, she’s toured
In her new single, “Yellow,” Nashville-based songwriter Buick Audra confronts an outdated behavior: a tendency to speak ill of herself in front of others, a habit formed in adolescence that still crops
