I was twenty-four, a couple months out of college, manning the phones at my first real job in New York City. The owners were in L.A. for a conference, which meant I had the whole place to myself—just a swivel chair, a humming computer, and a window that didn’t open. It felt like adulthood in miniature: hold down the fort, answer professionally, don’t screw up.

Grateful Web is delighted to debut Nashville singer-songwriter Andrew Adkins’ evocative new single, “A Revolver In The Field,” arriving on all platforms August 8, 2025. The track—written, produced, and performed entirely in Adkins’ East Nashville home studio—ushers listeners into a widescreen meditation on aging, reckoning, and renewal. Cinematic layers of serpentine guitars coil around sonorous organs and thunderous, echo-laden drums, while a jubilant choir lifts the chorus skyward, giving the song the sweep of a midnight Western scored by gospel spirits.

Founded by Ray Charles in the 1960s, Tangerine Records is proud to celebrate the 17x GRAMMY® Award-winning singer, songwriter, and pianist’s singular legacy with the Tangerine Master Series, a new slate of reissues highlighting Charles’ best-known music alongside classic records long out of print, and ready for rediscovery.

GRAMMY® Award-winning blues, rock ‘n’ roll, soul, and R&B musician Christone “Kingfish” Ingram has shared his new single, “Bad Like Me,” available everywhere now. The fresh and funky track heralds the arrival of Kingfish’s eagerly anticipated new album, Hard Road, due via his own Red Zero Records on Friday, September 26. Pre-orders/pre-saves are available now.

When the Grateful Dead took a self-imposed hiatus in 1974 after their farewell run at Winterland, they left the road with no clear sense of when—or if—they'd return. A year later, the band surprised everyone when they reemerged with Blues for Allah, one of the most forward-thinking, sonically adventurous albums of their career.

Folk singer-songwriter Nathaniel Bellows has released his upbeat new single “Works For Me.” An anthem for introverts, “Works For Me” is a down-to-earth toe-tapper that declares loneliness as an empowered state. The song delves into the importance of personal boundaries and learning how to defend our space. PRESS HERE to listen to “Works For Me.”

UK-based duo Sons of Sevilla released “Street Light Moon,” an eclectic piece that paints the tripped-out picture of a nighttime sky, whose moon has been replaced by a burning street light. It’s the second single and title track from their upcoming album, produced by GRAMMY-winning Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas.

GRAMMY-nominated Memphis-based roots, blues, and soul band Southern Avenue, whose Alligator Records debut album Family continues generating massive amount of radio, press and popular acclaim, have announced dates for the second leg of the Family tour.

Buy Before You Stream has announced its latest artist partnership: the genre-defying Nashville trio DeeOhGee, whose new single "49-50" will be released August 29th as a limited-edition 7-inch exclusively on vinyl. This marks the first in a series of vinyl-first releases from the band under the Buy Before You Stream banner, with more to be announced in the coming months.

“I think this song is about dropping into the beauty of the moment and allowing yourself to be present—and choosing to do that over and over and over again,” says Hillary Reynolds about “Changing Seasons,” her latest single and the title track of her debut solo album. That mantra of sorts winds throughout Changing Seasons, an album meant to go along with morning routines, to ease listeners into a new day, and a grounding meditation before whatever chaos may ensue.