Category: americana
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Cat Cork, Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family, Christophe Elie, Lewis Stubbs Junior & Latchkey new this week!
Explore the emotive journeys in this week’s Americana highlights, from Cat Cork’s reflective “Simple Song” and Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family’s soulful warmth to Christophe Elie’s contemplative folk, Lewis Stubbs Junior’s redemptive Americana, and Latchkey’s coastal-rock evolution.
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TambyrLane Bring the Spirit of Americana Back Into Focus
TambyrLane’s debut album, Fools Parade, is a heartfelt tribute to classic Americana rock, blending nostalgia with a modern twist. Molina and Capozzi craft evocative stories that bridge generational soundscapes.
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Old is New: The Muster Point Project Rekindles Indie Rock’s Americana Soul
The Muster Point Project lights up the indie rock scene with their album Old is New, skillfully blending Americana soul with modern quirkiness. Crafted by Kevin Franco, this genre-defying journey weaves through indie rock, Americana, and folk rock, revealing rich narratives about connection and creativity. Highlights like “Alone Again” and vinyl-exclusive tracks showcase TMPP’s infectious…
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A Carnival of Reveries: Until They Burn Me’s Daring New Album
Until They Burn Me invites listeners on a sonic journey with their bold new album, A Carnival of Reveries, blending folk-punk, blues-rock, and Gypsy-jazz into a rich tapestry of Americana and dark country. With infectious tracks inspired by New Orleans’ voodoo echoes and circus sounds, the album offers a cinematic and enchanting adventure, resonating with…
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Once Great Estate, Kete Bowers, Mark Griffin, Ezra Vancil & Pony Gold new this week!
Once Great Estate reveals their unique Southern shoegaze sound with “The Hunter,” protesting Florida’s bear hunts through poignant storytelling. Kete Bowers delves into emotional complexity with the soulful “CHAINED,” echoing influences like Bob Dylan. In “Taking Over My Head,” Mark Griffin’s lighthearted yet impactful lyrics capture life’s moments, underscoring his rising presence in the music…
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Pisgah Confronts Her Past and Redefines Herself on “Bend to Break”
“Bend to Break,” Pisgah’s latest single, masterfully captures the chaos and clarity of breaking free from past narratives. With lush guitars and thunderous percussion, the track delivers a poignant narrative of self-discovery and liberation. Drawing inspiration from artists like Ryan Adams and Emma Ruth Rundle, Pisgah blends her Southern roots with a unique transatlantic sound,…
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The Amanda Emblem Experiment, Chris St. John, Maverick Smith, Muletonic & 3 Pairs of Boots new this week!
Delve into raw authenticity with The Amanda Emblem Experiment’s “The Wood,” marrying alt-country with serene acoustic melodies. Chris St. John’s “A Flower Blooms” explores love and loss, showcasing his deep lyrical prowess. Maverick Smith’s album “We Make Fire, They Make Smoke” defies genres, blending rock with punk and orchestral elements. Muletonic offers poignant societal critique…
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The Amanda Emblem Experiment, Allie Crummy, Maverick Smith, Muletonic & 3 Pairs of Boots new this week!
From the stormy love metaphors in The Amanda Emblem Experiment’s “Storm in My Life” to Allie Crummy’s heartfelt homage in “This House,” this week’s Americana releases offer rich narratives and dynamic sounds. Maverick Smith’s “We Make Fire, They Make Smoke” defies genre boundaries with a powerful alternative rock tapestry, while Muletonic’s “Fire the Fox” blends…
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Sterling Miller Returns with Soulful Chimera “Weight of Your Love”
Sterling Miller makes a compelling return with “Weight of Your Love,” a soulful tapestry interweaving Americana, Southern soul, and folk rock. This heartfelt ballad, resonating with fans of Jason Isbell and Ray LaMontagne, explores the emotional toll of unreciprocated love, providing a groove-driven yet tender reflection. Miller captures the authenticity of a Southern soul tune…
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Circus Mind Blends Rock and Groove in New Single “Waste of Time”
Circus Mind returns with “Waste of Time,” a vibrant single that merges rock and pop with a funky flair reminiscent of the ’70s. This indie rock-funk collective delivers more than just an infectious beat; they provide a reflective narrative on the creative struggles artists face. The song humorously tackles themes of burnout, self-doubt, and the…
