Nicholas Jamerson, one of Kentucky’s brightest musical voices, has released his highly-anticipated sixth studio album, Peace Mountain, TODAY, May 19, 2023.

Jamerson’s infectious hooks and dynamic stage presence have been the subject of wide acclaim for over a decade. Both in his solo work and with his long standing country project Sundy Best (which Jamerson shares with fellow Kentuckian Kristopher Bentley), the bonafide troubadour shines with indisputable virtuosity.

In this 50th year of Pink Floyd’s certifiably mad 1973 masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon, and with every Floyd-themed band known to Man going all out to honor its Golden Anniversary, you could conceivably be able to hear the album played live all year long. And, thanks to an endless supply of PF tribute bands, you can bet it will be played again and again and again, well into the distant future.

GRAMMY-winning bandleader, composer, arranger, and pianist Steven Feifke released his new rendition of “My Foolish Heart” with an accompanying live video. The song features a duet between vocalists Martina DaSilva and Bryan Carter — earlier this month, Carter was nominated for a Tony Award for his orchestrations in Some Like It Hot.

Today, the Hudson Valley, NY based indie rock-folk band Setting Sun shares their self-produced, first album in ten years, The Feelings Cure, out everywhere now via Young Love Records. The long-awaited album meets the band where they are today. Through driving upbeat rhythms and introspective, optimistic lyrics, the group looks back at what made them who they are today and discovers more of who they would like to be in the future.

Today, octogenarian Layng Martine Jr., a Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member whose songs have been hits for Elvis, Reba, Jerry Lee, The Pointer Sisters and many others, releases his debut album, Music Man. To celebrate, Layng is sharing an in-studio video for the effervescent "Little Bit of Magic," filmed at Flora Recording and Playback.

Throughout the past eight decades of bluegrass music, each era of the genre has been marked with a certain kind of standout act; not in terms of popularity or radio airplay, but based on the amount of other world-class musicians hanging out at this one group’s shows on their off nights. From the Stanley Brothers and Flatt & Scruggs to the Bluegrass Album Band and Nashville Bluegrass Band, there’s always one band of players’ players out there dropping the jaws of their contemporaries.

Denver-based, Boston-bred jam-rock outfit The Jauntee have announced the release of their third full-length studio album Anything out on July 14th via Regime Music Group. Today, the group debuts the lead single “Brick by Brick” accompanied by a lyric video that can be viewed HERE.

Future folk artist Trevor Hall is thrilled to announce his newest project - Trevor Hall and The Great In Between. Today, Hall shares “Hello My Son” - penned for his young son upon becoming a father for the first time.

Grammy-winning rock band Greta Van Fleet is debuting their new track “Sacred The Thread;” listen HERE and watch/share the visualizer HERE.

“I always like to think that some people’s first impression of Greta Van Fleet in concert is, ‘Wow, these guys really like dressing to the left and blowing shit up,’” notes frontperson Josh Kiszka, adding, “this song is particularly important to me because it’s about my jumpsuits.”

Today Dave Matthews Band releases their 10th studio album, Walk Around The Moon, on RCA Records. One of Pitchfork’s “Most Anticipated Albums of Summer 2023,” Walk Around The Moon is a pandemic-born record that is as much a reflection on the current times as it is an urge to find common ground. The twelve-track album, recorded with producer Rob Evans in studios throughout Seattle, Charlottesville, and Los Angeles, uniquely captures this moment in time.