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American Blonde Previews Delta Home With “Mississippi Moonshine”

AMERICAN BLONDE’s long-awaited October 2 release, DELTA HOME, opens with the gritty, revenge-filled “Mississippi Moonshine,” and instantly sets a high bar for this six-song collection. It’s one that this tight-knit five-piece unit of Mississippi natives tops effortlessly. Fronted by sisters Nata and Tinka Morris, the group features Nata (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Tinka (vocals, drums,… Continue reading American Blonde Previews Delta Home With “Mississippi Moonshine”

Sarah McQuaid Continues Marathon Year of Touring With Autumn USA & UK Runs

Photo by Phil Nicholls With her new recording and rehearsal studio nearing completion, Sarah McQuaid is once again heading out on the road — this time for a 9-week, 36-show coast-to-coast US tour beginning on the 11th of September. The short UK run that follows it will bring her 2026 total to 118 concerts between… Continue reading Sarah McQuaid Continues Marathon Year of Touring With Autumn USA & UK Runs

Andy Leftwich Shares New Instrumental “Cliffhanger”

Andy Leftwich Shares New Instrumental “Cliffhanger”

Ghost Hounds Release Justified and Share “Pale Horse” Video

Today, country-rock band Ghost Hounds released their new record Justified out now via Maple House Records. With this album, the acclaimed roots-rock band delivers its most fully realized statement yet, expanding its signature sound into a blend of timeless rock, vibrant soul, blues and genuine country. Listen HERE. Built around stories of redemption and hard-earned… Continue reading Ghost Hounds Release Justified and Share “Pale Horse” Video

Ray Wylie Hubbard Releases New Album Reel 2 Reel 4 Real

Ray Wylie Hubbard’s latest album Reel 2 Reel 4 Real, out today via Bordello Records/Soundly Music/Thirty Tigers, is meant to be played loud. Real loud. It’s not just lean and mean but snarly and downright punchy; primer grey Texas garage rock in the proud tradition of the 13th Floor Elevators, Mouse and the Traps, and… Continue reading Ray Wylie Hubbard Releases New Album Reel 2 Reel 4 Real

John Prine’s Previously Unheard Cover of “All for the Love of a Girl” Released

Today, Oh Boy Records has released John Prine’s previously-unheard cover of Johnny Horton’s “All for the Love of a Girl.” The track marks the second preview of Found Dogs, a newly curated archival release celebrating the 30th anniversary of Prine’s 1995 LP, Lost Dogs & Mixed Blessings, following last month’s “World Without Love,” one of… Continue reading John Prine’s Previously Unheard Cover of “All for the Love of a Girl” Released

Eric Hirshberg Shares New Single “The Grand Elsewhere”

Singer-songwriter Eric Hirshberg returns today with “The Grand Elsewhere,” the latest single and video from his forthcoming album More Is Not The Answer, out September 21st. The song takes its title from Hirshberg’s term for the constant state of semi-distraction so many of us now inhabit: physically present, but mentally somewhere else, pulled away by… Continue reading Eric Hirshberg Shares New Single “The Grand Elsewhere”

Ross Valory Releases Remastered Version of All of the Above

ROSS VALORY’s refreshed and remastered version of his debut solo album ALL OF THE ABOVE (OID Music) is set for digital release August 21. The acclaimed original Journey bassist and songwriter has also teamed with EXPERIENCE VINYL for a limited number of Purple Swirl Color Vinyl (with autographed photo) albums also out August 21. Physical… Continue reading Ross Valory Releases Remastered Version of All of the Above

Pieta Brown Shares New Album Dreamin’ Of via Righteous Babe Records

Pieta Brown Shares New Album Dreamin’ Of via Righteous Babe Records

Robert Earl Keen Celebrates 15 Years of Ready for Confetti With Special Vinyl Reissue

Fifteen years ago, Texas’s perennial–albeit unofficial—poet laureate, Robert Earl Keen, released his pivotal Ready for Confetti album on Lost Highway Records. Keen’s fifteenth LP, Confetti marked a return to the detailed songcraft and clean arrangements from early-career albums like Gringo Honeymoon and Picnic, and planted a few all-timers into the Robert Earl Keen Band live… Continue reading Robert Earl Keen Celebrates 15 Years of Ready for Confetti With Special Vinyl Reissue

Pug Johnson Shares “Lowering The Bar” Ahead of From a Beaumont Bar

“Farewell to the nines / A thick six will do fine / I’m lowering the bar,” sings Texas’s most eclectic country artist Pug Johnson in the first single from his upcoming album, From a Beaumont Bar. What started as a portrait of, in Johnson’s words, “a guy who’s bumming everyone out at the bar,” turned… Continue reading Pug Johnson Shares “Lowering The Bar” Ahead of From a Beaumont Bar

Rival Sons Guitarist Scott Holiday Shares New HOL1D4Y Single “Autonomatic”

“AUTONOMATIC” is the fuzz-drenched new single from Rival Sons guitarist Scott Holiday’s solo project HOL1D4Y. “Autonomatic: It’s a word I came up with by combining the words: autonomy and automatic,” states Holiday. “Autonomatic: The built in or intrinsic desire for autonomy.” “AUTONOMATIC talks about our changing relationships with machines” states Holiday “How we might, at… Continue reading Rival Sons Guitarist Scott Holiday Shares New HOL1D4Y Single “Autonomatic”

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