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Tulsa · Tulsa

New Music From Anti-Fascist Folk Singer Woody Guthrie Released

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With this reveal of 22 previously unheard songs, the Guthrie family hopes the radical messages in “Woody At Home” will inspire the next generation of protest songwriters.See the Story

Bluegrass Virtuoso Molly Tuttle Takes a Bubbly Pop Turn: ‘I’ve Gravitated Towards This Sound That Is a Little Less Defined’

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Grammy winner Molly Tuttle opens up about the pop-folk sound on her new album.See the Story

Wilkesboro · Wilkesboro

NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at MerleFest: Cristina Vane

No Depression set up the "studio" at the 37th annual MerleFest for a dozen sessions with legends and legends-in-the-making. The festival was founded in 1988 in memory of Doc Watson’s son Merle, and features “traditional plus” music, meaning a broad range of styles from the sweet falsetto harmonies of East L.A. to the high lonesome sounds of the Appalachian Mountains.Cristina Vane delivered a tight, two-song set, including "Getting High In Hotel …Read Article

On ‘We’re Only Human,’ Hayes Carll Offers an Honest and Authentic Reflection of Himself and the World

Hayes Carll is done pretending, done chasing the wrong dreams for the wrong reasons. From deep-rooted insecurities and fears too long ingrained in his brain to following its “long-winded fountain of useless advice,” it’s taken time — and hard work — for him to find serenity. On his 10th studio record We’re Only Human, out last Friday on Hwy 87/Thirty Tigers, Carll digs deep into his soul to create the most personal music of his career.These reve…Houston, Texas · Houston Read Article

ALBUM REVIEW: Ashley Monroe’s ‘Tennessee Lightning’ is a Swampy, Luminous Reflection on Loss and Hope

Ashley Monroe returns after a four year absence with an electrifying new album that traverses a variety of musical landscapes, from swampy blues to gospel to pop and country. Tennessee Lightning aptly describes the striking blend of Monroe’s mesmerizing vocals and the transcendent musical styles that mark the songs on the album. Monroe explores themes of loss, love, and hope on the album.The album’s opening track, “I’m Gonna Run,” floats in on a…Tennessee · Tennessee Read Article

ALBUM REVIEW: The Art of the Cover, Laid Bare on Baiman and Viv & Riley Collaboration, ‘Kissing Other People’

What happens when you take the synth out of your favorite pop banger, the warm crinkle of an iconic vocal from a soulful lover’s plea, or the sass out of a disco country kiss-off? The thing with cover songs is that if you’re removing the thing that made the original so special, you had better be injecting something new, a life force to keep it breathing. The best covers succeed when, upon hearing them, you might even forget their origin, instead…Read Article

ALBUM REVIEW: Rebecca Porter Tackles Tough Themes On 'Roll with the Punches'

With her debut LP, Roll with the Punches, Rebecca Porter builds on previous work, including her 2023 EP, Queen of the Local. That said, virtually every aspect of her M.O. has been tweaked, honed, and, in the case of several tracks, perfected. Her songs brim with hooks, even as her lyrics address difficult themes. Her voice is more seasoned, drawing the listener in. Additionally, the album’s instrumentation and production are seamless. Punches sh…Read Article

ALBUM REVIEW: Wild Mountain Mystics’ Debut ‘Fire & Honey’ is Infectious from Start to Finish

Rick Deering’s and Lisa Miller’s songcraft, musicianship, and vocal skills, honed over years of live performing, are now boldly displayed via their 10-song debut, Fire & Honey. Deering and Miller, a.k.a. Wild Mountain Mystics, have clearly absorbed the Americana canon, infusing their rootsy templates with touches of pop, rock, and soul. The set, infectious from start to finish, should appeal to purists and eclecticists alike.On the title song, “…Read Article

In the Deep End With…Lucius

Lucius has good friends. After their first two critically and artistically successful albums, the band catapulted into another level of popularity, thanks to collaborations with icons like Joni Mitchell and Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, pop stars like John Legend and Harry Styles, and country leaders like Sheryl Crow and Brandi Carlile.For their self-titled, self-produced fourth album, which arrived May 2 via Fantasy Records, the band looked inward…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

QUEER COUNTRY: Paisley Fields' Limp Wristed Country Revolution

Last time around, I wrote about Karen Pittelman setting the stage for a generation of LGBTQIA+ artists in country and roots music. Paisley Fields is one of the artists from that Queer Country Monthly series whose path is in step with the scene’s general expansion and broader acceptance. This isn’t just a story about an indie musician ever-so-slowly climbing the mountain of bullshit artists put up with. Paisley represents the deep community work …Hudson · Hudson Read Article

ALBUM REVIEW: The Beauty is in the Loose Ends and Contrasts in Josh Halper’s ‘Schlemiel’

“Use a Friend,” off Josh Halper’s new Schlemiel, sounds huge, but it’s the size of the space between two people. Sonically, it’s a driving space-rock anthem in the War on Drugs vein. Drum machines and a drum set propel keyboards, guitars and a pedal steel forward at highway speeds. Lyrically, Halper feels stuck in his own brain—which also might be stuck—and wants a friend to help him shake loose and move forward.“I’ve always found it hard to sha…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

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New Music From Anti-Fascist Folk Singer Woody Guthrie Released

Bluegrass Virtuoso Molly Tuttle Takes a Bubbly Pop Turn: ‘I’ve Gravitated Towards This Sound That Is a Little Less Defined’

NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at MerleFest: Cristina Vane

On ‘We’re Only Human,’ Hayes Carll Offers an Honest and Authentic Reflection of Himself and the World

ALBUM REVIEW: Ashley Monroe’s ‘Tennessee Lightning’ is a Swampy, Luminous Reflection on Loss and Hope

ALBUM REVIEW: The Art of the Cover, Laid Bare on Baiman and Viv & Riley Collaboration, ‘Kissing Other People’

ALBUM REVIEW: Rebecca Porter Tackles Tough Themes On 'Roll with the Punches'

ALBUM REVIEW: Wild Mountain Mystics’ Debut ‘Fire & Honey’ is Infectious from Start to Finish

In the Deep End With…Lucius

QUEER COUNTRY: Paisley Fields' Limp Wristed Country Revolution

ALBUM REVIEW: The Beauty is in the Loose Ends and Contrasts in Josh Halper’s ‘Schlemiel’

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On ‘We’re Only Human,’ Hayes Carll Offers an Honest and Authentic Reflection of Himself and the World

ALBUM REVIEW: Ashley Monroe’s ‘Tennessee Lightning’ is a Swampy, Luminous Reflection on Loss and Hope

ALBUM REVIEW: The Art of the Cover, Laid Bare on Baiman and Viv & Riley Collaboration, ‘Kissing Other People’

ALBUM REVIEW: Rebecca Porter Tackles Tough Themes On 'Roll with the Punches'

ALBUM REVIEW: Wild Mountain Mystics’ Debut ‘Fire & Honey’ is Infectious from Start to Finish

In the Deep End With…Lucius

QUEER COUNTRY: Paisley Fields' Limp Wristed Country Revolution

ALBUM REVIEW: The Beauty is in the Loose Ends and Contrasts in Josh Halper’s ‘Schlemiel’