Philip Bowen is a singer-songwriter who grew up in West Virginia and writes songs that lift the spirit and embrace the soul. His songwriting is heavily influenced by his Appalachian
Muzz, the project of Paul Banks, Josh Kaufman, and Matt Barrick, today release “Covers,” a four-track EP which sees the trio reimagine songs by Arthur Russell, Bob Dylan, Mazzy Star and Tracy Chapman. In conjunction, they present
Today Glitterer aka Ned Russin is announcing his sophomore LP Life Is Not A Lesson, to be released on February 26, 2021 via ANTI- Records. Out now is the first
Prolific songwriter M. Ward’s Think of Spring is a collection of songs originally recorded by Billie Holiday – a muse to Ward and many others. Although Lady Day’s songs have
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On his previous album, 2018’s Gimme Some Light, singer-songwriter Ryan Martin tapped into the kind of 70s folk-rock and Americana sound of groups like The Band, with rich, heartfelt harmonies and
A diverse mix of American roots music, out-of-the-box pop flourishes, gospel harmonies, and barroom rock & roll, Charlie Treat’s new album My Weird Lover (due out February 26th) spotlights a
H.C. McEntire’s August-released album Eno Axis revealed itself to be a haven of dry land amidst the muck and mire that was 2020. Arriving today is McEntire’s cover of “Till
Based in Santa Cruz, multi-instrumentalist Mickey Newball writes and records songs in his rickety home studio on the California coast. Each song provides a window into the circus that is his
Courtney Marie Andrews is debuting a new performance video for her song, “Ships In The Night,” today. Filmed live at The Parthenon in Nashville, the video is now available to check out
