Song Review/ Americana : Barn & Belle’s ‘Thank You’
Barn and Belle are an Americana duo, who revive old country instrumentation and mood to a contemporary flow. Their latest release is ‘Thank You’, a track that teases their upcoming EP, ‘In Between’.
Song Review/ Americana : Stevie Woods & The NRL Band’s ‘Welcome to the Southland’
Stevie Woods & The NRL Band create a grand and memorable anthem with their latest release, ‘Welcome to the Southland’. The track is an ode, a tribute to the Southern way of life.
Song Review/ Americana : Sarah Brunner’s ‘Miss Kentucky’
Her latest release is ‘Miss Kentucky’, a track that delves into the issue of homosexuality and the universality of love.
Album Review/ Americana : Mogipbob’s ‘High on the Hog’
His latest release is ‘High on the Hog’, an album that blends feel good pop with 70s classic rock and some country/ Americana influences.
Song Review/ Americana : George Collins Band’s ‘What Living Is For’
George Collins Band brings the whole world to life with their latest release ‘What Living Is For’.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : DownTown Mystic’s ‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’
The charisma, the curveballs, and the country sound is vested in the heart of a rock and roll rhythm. Their latest release is ‘Somebody’s Always Doin’ Something 2 Somebody’.
Song Review/ Americana : Wattmore’s ‘I Don’t Miss That Woman’
They have an effortless and expressive way with it that charms you thoroughly. Their latest release is ‘I Don’t Miss That Woman’.
Song Review/ Americana : Saint Nick the Lesser’s ‘21 Minutes’
His latest release is ‘21 Minutes’, a track that is as luminous as it is candid. The country, folk, and rock all mixed in together seamlessly.
EP Review/ Americana : JD Hinton’s ‘So Close So Far’
His latest release is the ‘So Close So Far’ EP, a five-song collection that rings with his vibrance.
Album Review/ Alt Rock Blues : Chellcy Reitsma’s ‘Momento Mori’
There is a force of revolution in her which is realized with sophisticated experimentals and elegant progressions. Her latest release is ‘Momento Mori’, an album that combines both a powerful and a sentimental ethos.
Song Review/Blues : Gianfranco’s ‘When You Have Gone’
His latest release, ‘When You Have Gone’, explores the rustic blues, connected with Americana and country frames.
Fringe Frontier’s ‘Wake Me Up’ : A Rustic, Atmospheric Folk Rock
Their latest release is ‘Wake Me Up’, a track that captures the theme with foggy and fuzzy shoegaze frames. It flourishes and fills the room with its atmospheric riffs and rising bass lines.
Vento, Ziggy, Hawk & McCarthy’s ‘Spaghetti Western’ : A Rustic Vintage Americana Gem
All of these facets tie swimmingly together to shape the theme of their newest single, ‘Spaghetti Western’. That ethos of low-budgeted, raw frames, and homemade frames of old European movies of the sub-genre springs back to life. It is comforting in ways that only the past can comfort you.
Paul Cafcae’s ‘The Rider’ Casts Love in a Bluesy Americana Drift
In his latest release, ‘The Rider’, he casts the idea into a bluesy, melancholic sphere, detailing the life and loneliness of the protagonist.
Enjoy The Deep Blue Americana of Northern Trails in ‘Through The Grain’
‘Through The Grain’ is their latest single. It’s a well-explored and creatively spun soundscape. One of those tracks with bottomless details that are able to give you more and more each time you listen to it.
Wreckless Strangers’ ‘Orange Sky Dream’ is an Enriching Fluid Rock Bloom
In their latest EP, ‘Orange Sky Dream’, they paint on dazing soundscapes, colored in with vintage sensibilities and uplifting sentiments.
Lauren Glick Astounds with Bluesy Rock Single ‘Set Me Free’
In her latest single, ‘Set Me Free’, Lauren Glick collaborates with Scott and Bobby Malaby and Chris Chandler to create a blues rock track with a touch of Americana, jazz, and R&B.
Trickshooter Social Club Present a Delightful Mesh of Rock & its Subcultures in ‘Truck Stop Dangerous’
Our music is an oddly literate, completely eclectic approach to fuzzy, tweedy, garage-y, country-tinged, stomp and clap American rock-n-roll. Sometimes singer/songwriter, sometimes loud and unapologetic – our songs are a little whiskey soaked and world weary – but always leave a little room for redemption
Glass Cabin Presents Rustic Americana with Album, ‘Glass Cabin 2’
This latest album, ‘Glass Cabin 2’ is the second part of their self-titled double album. Its eight tracks have the tempered vagabond country boy vibe of Bob Dylan and haunting melancholy of Nick Drake.
HERDS’ ‘Just the Rain’ : A Dazing Splatter of Psychedelic-Americana
Rolling rustic americana textures with brimming psychedelic sensibilities and abstractness of prog rock, they have claimed a sound that is distinctively theirs. Check out ‘Just the Rain’ by HERDS