Las Vegas based Rock artist Freemoor is surging into 2025 by sharing his soulful new song “Affliction”. The track was produced by noted session guitarist and producer Adrian Andres (Cirque Du Soleil, Maeve) at Mouse Trap Studios in Toronto, Canada. “Affliction” is an homage to the unfortunate demise of creative people who have succumbed to their demons,
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Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road have done it again, folks. Their latest single, “Nothing Like Trouble,” is a high-octane, foot-stompin’ testament to the fact that sometimes, life’s biggest headaches make for the best stories—and the best bluegrass songs. If you’ve ever felt like the universe was conspiring against you (looking at you, Mercury in
If you’ve been waiting for a song that blends heartache, wanderlust, and the unmistakable twang of top-tier musicianship, Danny Burns has delivered. His latest single, “Blue Ridge Blue,” is a masterclass in Americana storytelling, infused with bluegrass soul and a hint of that Irish-born, road-hardened wisdom that Burns wears so well. As the lead single
Now, I’ll admit it—when it comes to bluegrass, I tend to stick to the tried-and-true legends. Give me Bill Monroe, Flatt & Scruggs, and the Stanley Brothers, and I’m happy as a hound dog in the shade. So, when I stumbled upon a new band called Tidalwave Road and their song “Low Down & Lonesome,”
Go Time!’s tenth album, X, arrives as a significant marker in the band’s long and storied career. Emerging from Chicago’s vibrant underground scene in the early 2000s, Go Time! built a reputation for uncompromising energy and raw live performances. Over the years, they have evolved from a gritty local act into an institution known for their
In late 2019, singer-songwriter Alexander Cardinale and his wife Daphna welcomed their second daughter into the world. At exactly that time, his single “Simple Things” featuring Christina Perri started charting at radio, Cardinale’s family was hit with an unimaginable revelation: A few months after their new baby girl’s birth, the family discovered a life-altering IVF mix-up: the
Chris Chitsey’s latest single, “Chasing Taillights,” is a masterclass in the art of heartbreak, delivered through the seasoned voice of one of country music’s most enduring talents. A native Texan with a career spanning four decades and a remarkable track record of #1 hits, Chitsey has consistently proven himself as a craftsman of both emotional
For those wanting something a little stronger than your morning coffee to wake up your musical senses, look no further: Rachel DeeLynn’s new track “Can You Hear Me Now?” is a striking debut single that demands your attention, not just for its blistering energy but for what it represents: a fresh voice in rock music at
Number 2 by HebbaJebba isn’t just an album—it’s a musical manifesto for anyone who thinks real music still matters. The band’s latest creation doesn’t just sit quietly on the shelf begging for a casual listen. Oh no. This thing kicks the door open, plops itself down on your favorite chair, and demands your full attention
The Veer Union have launched into 2025 with the release of the their new album, “Welcome To Dystopia”. The 8 song, apocalyptic themed album by the Vancouver BC, Canada based group includes previously released hit singles “Empirical”; “Is This How It Ends”, and the title track, which included a guest appearance by rising rockers Silent Theory. The focus track
Let’s be real for a second—when I first heard about Q-Less, I didn’t expect to love it. I mean, a word game invented by an 80-something-year-old? In a world full of fast-paced video games, endless TikTok scrolling, and Netflix binges, I didn’t think I’d ever find myself obsessed with rolling dice and making words. But
Swainn’s remastered Under a Willow Tree should prompt a thorough re-evaluation of the Arizona-based band’s eleven-song release. Listeners have long accepted that it has quality songwriting. However, introducing new bassist Rob MacIntosh into the mix and refurbishing several guitar parts soups up an already high-powered engine. It revitalizes already vibrant songs with a newfound edge that cuts
I’ve always been a big fan of artists talented enough to pour old wine into new bottles. We can consider B.B. Cole among their ranks. The European-born singer/songwriter returns with her sophomore album Of Love and Loss. It’s an ambitious twelve-song collection that consistently explores the aforementioned themes, love, and loss, from a variety of angles.
Based out of North Carolina, The Burnett Sisters Band’s first release for Pinecastle Records, “Sorrow Grief and Pain” will garner the three siblings a great deal of well-deserved attention. The song, written by band member and multi-instrumentalist Geary Allen, has a deep bluegrass influence throughout the track. Strong echoes of folk song tradition are present
Singer, musician, and performer Chris Davis’ paean to his adopted Bluegrass state home, “Blue Kentucky Wind”, positions his solo career for a considerable boost. It’s the first single from a pending full-length Pinecastle Records debut scheduled for a 2025 release. Davis has picked a choice Larry Cordle/Leslie Satcher-written track to lead off one of his
Birdie Nichols’ freshman LP release Into the West defies the standard pop-country mold, offering a fresh, unpolished take that’s as rugged as the Western landscape she calls home. Released by OMG Nashville, the album introduces Nichols not as another Nashville hopeful but as a modern-day cowgirl with deep roots in American Western music. Rather than
Brad Gaskin’s new single, “Accidentally Drunk,” marks his return to country music in a big way. Known for his 2010 hit “Mr. Bartender,” which captured a traditional country heartbreak vibe, Gaskin’s reappearance in the genre brings a fresh but familiar sound to the airwaves. With deep roots in classic country, his latest song reminds listeners
In a quiet edge of Farmersville, Texas, Mike Schikora has returned to music after twelve years away, channeling his life between Montana’s mountains and Texas’s plains into his new album, Outlaw From The South. Schikora’s sound remains unapologetically rooted in country and folk, crafted with a rugged authenticity that reflects his off-grid lifestyle and independent
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