Nashville’s Americana Folk band, South For Winter, has released their music video “Devil is a’Calling” off their full-length album, Luxumbra; set to release this Fall. Along with premiering on Ditty TV’s “World Premiere”, they also were rebroadcasted through The Curve. The single “Devil is a’Calling" was inspired by the "murder ballads" of legends like Johnny Cash and EmmyLou Harris.

Jessey Clark had his first formative experience with The Beatles while riding a tractor—a John Deere 6155RH tractor, to be exact.

“I was tedding hay in this nice, air-conditioned John Deere while listening to Revolver for the first time—and I was getting paid for it!” Clark remembers. “I thought that was about as good as it could get.”

Alex Jordan is an old musical soul in a young man’s body.  He approaches things with the fresh perspective of a relative newcomer, but he’s been playing so long—like since he could hold on to an instrument—that he has a fully rounded sense of the history of rock and its roots.  And that’s why The Subtle Exhibitionist presents such a wide range of musical flavors, cooked up with exquisite taste.  Lots of it is brand new, but often you have the oddest feeling that it’s an album you’ve had forever.  &nbsp

All In For Chelsea, a live-streaming concert featuring close to a dozen local musicians, will raise much-needed money for the One Chelsea Fund on Tuesday, June 9 at 8:00 p.m.

 The teams behind A Night For Austin stand firmly against all forms of racism and hate, and wish to emphasize their full acknowledgment and sincere heartbreak over the current upheaval in our country, and across the world. The organizers understand that cities and towns across our country have suffered devastating financial losses due to the global pandemic, Austin being one of many. With this in our hearts and minds, the crew and participants have decided to move forward with A Night For Austin, a broadcast event that has been in the works for multiple weeks.

Eclectic songwriter and surfer from Galveston Island, Texas, Robert Kuhn, is releasing his third studio album, Persevere, a psychedelic folk/pop rocknroller that is draws its name from the rollercoaster of experiences we’re all facing these days.

Jerry Williams’ (a.k.a. Swamp Dogg) first love was country music, which he heard as a Navy family kid growing up in Portsmouth, Virginia. “My granddaddy, he just bought country records out the asshole,” Swamp remembers.

Nocona is a band that is comfortable inhabiting the nebulous space you find between psychedelic rock and classic country music.  “We don’t neatly fit into any pop, country or ‘alt’ country category,” explains Chris Isom. “We tip our hats to a lot of traditional music and have a tremendous amount of respect for the varied and storied forms of Americana music, but we also do a lot of weird far out stuff. We take a lot of chances musically and we like it that way.”

The Pennsylvania based group, Space Kamp, is on a mission to break rules and spread love around the globe with their forthcoming album “Electric Lemonade.” After spending 3 years on the road touring and gaining a cult following of dedicated “Kampers,” the band has honed their stylistic sonics. The new album takes listeners on a sonic trip, mixing Psychedelic soundscapes, Hip Hop, and Reggae while keeping to the mission — breaking rules and spreading love. ‘Electric Lemonade’ is due out June 26th! 

Tony Holiday’s new album, SOUL SERVICE, from the VizzTone label group, is available now worldwide.