Milly Raccoon – You’re In Country Country

Fiddle player and singer Milly Raccoon roams the continent, bringing her quirky, edgy music and art to unsuspecting citizens . Her original...

The Hangin’ Cowboys – West

The Hangin’ Cowboys are a high-energy country band. They can make the audience laugh, cry, shout and sing. The Hangin’   Cowboys sound is f...

Ben de la Cour – The High Cost of Living Strange

“Ben de la Cour is a master storyteller who pairs his narratives with dense arrangements and an unforeseen sense of drama   and deliberatio...

Angela Meyer – Consequence

A breathe of new life into Western music, Consequence takes on a landscape as untamed and romanticized as the American West itself. Wishin...

Heath Loy – Drakesville

An album filled with traditional and contemporary bluegrass/country music. If You Dont Somebody Else Will Two Lonely Hearts Girl on the ...

Larissa Tormey – Cowgirls Don’t Cry

Second country album of Irish/Russian singer-songwriter Larissa Tormey. The World never heard Irish Country with Russian flavor before! Th...

Christy Hays – River Swimmer

Like Lucinda Williams in a Carhartt jacket, Christy Hays works rugged metaphors into emotionally charged country folk. (Austin Chronicle). ...

Broom Closet Ramblers – Lazy Manifesto

Traditional country, folk and blues are the influences – modern songs with lyrics and melodies built to last is the result in this second a...

Sam Green And The Midnight Heist – Onsette Return

Alt Americana/Surf Roots Rock Music from the North Atlantic Coast. Where You're From Leave It There Free Everybody Moving Let Her ...

L.A. Salami – The City Of Bootmakers

London singer-songwriter Lookman Adekunle Salami doesn’t sing so much as ramble adventurously through treatises on the thorniest corners of...

Megan Bonnell – Separate Rooms

Megan Bonnell’s new release, Separate Rooms, is a powerful collection of reflective, genre-defying pop-folk balladry. In other words, more ...

Scott Matthew – Ode To Others

“It’s the first album I’ve written that’s not concerning romantic love. Even though there’s a sense of romance to it, but it’s not connecte...

Joe Goldmark – Blue Steel

This latest album is Joe Goldmark’s most exciting album to date. He mixes original instrumentals with unusual vocal selections, creating a ...

Emily Davis – You, Me & the Velvet Sea

I’d heard the name Emily Davis before and had some vague idea of what her music might be, but didn’t give it much attention, until her late...

Lloyd Green and Jay Dee Maness – A Journey to the Beginning -Tribute to the Byrds

Clark had left the Byrds by the time the group   s now-classic Sweetheart of Rodeo was released in 1968. Gram Parsons had just joined the g...

The California Honeydrops – Call It Home Vol. 1 & 2

This album, like this band and its members, cannot be put in a box. Though very much ‘of this time’, the music and stories on this album ta...

Jenny Van West – Happiness to Burn

Shortly after Van West first emerged as a performer in Portland, ME, she quickly established herself as one of the top songwriters the Nort...

Hedy West – From Granmaw & Me

Should your knowledge on the history of American folk music be a little rusty,  Hedy West , who passed in 2005, aged 67,  was one of the le...

Bishop Briggs – Church Of Scars

British singer-songwriter Bishop Briggs’s    River,    however, is the kind of song you might have heard sandwiched between Paula Cole’s   ...