There’s no shortage of songs these days trying to comment on the times. What separates the forgettable from the lasting
Grammy-nominated bluegrass, folk, Americana artist Valerie Smith has announced the January 1 release of her long-awaited, career-defining project that has been 12 years in the making. Maggie’s
In “Proud,” Ken Holt opens a window into the most intimate corners of a father’s heart—unspoken love, quiet hope, and
Nacho Cano of the band Mecano brings us a Hollywood/Las Vegas style musical about the most controversy woman in Mexican history…and fantastic music.
Cory M. Coons has never chased trends, and on The Sun Sessions he avoids them with the determination of someone
When Hot first hit the airwaves in 1996, it didn’t just ignite excitement — it sparked a cultural bonfire. With its
Two winners from the Mexico Sings contest (15,000 entrants!), plus a new one by Nashville -based Al Nicole and some down and dirty blueswomen
Jeremy Parsons’ new EP Life is a quietly powerful meditation on survival, memory, and purpose. In just five songs, Parsons
Powerful music this week by Mexican, DR, and American bands, Iron and Wine, Virir Quintana, Leton Pe.
An Independent Release Blending Human Emotion with Machine Intelligence — Now Streaming on All Major Platforms What happens when a
Featuring 9 new original songs, Before the Devil is the latest from Kansas City musicians KANSAS CITY – Last week, Kansas
On “Better Angels,” Americana singer-songwriter Pete Price delivers a poignant, stripped-down ballad that feels like a late-night phone call you
You don’t come to Pam Ross for pretense. You come to her for the truth, served neat and maybe with
Ken Holt’s I Did Not Know doesn’t try to be clever. It doesn’t need to be. It’s honest, raw, and
There’s nothing flashy about Noble Hops, and that’s exactly the point. In “Kelso Beach,” the Western Pennsylvania outfit led by
In an era when country and Americana music often lean toward either bombast or polished sheen, Eleyet McConnell opt for
