If you missed our introductory interview with Helen McCreary, find that gem here. McCreary, a wandering minstrel archaeologist, was raised in beautiful upstate New York, served as a backpacking instructor in Wyoming, and archaeology has taken her to Mali, Turkey, Mongolia, and the topic of her new EP – Kaikoura. Now, based in NYC, Helen […]
Noah James Hittner Has A Winner With Flesh & Metal
As much as I have listened to this album over the past few weeks, I should have already written a review on it. However, there’s no time like the present. Make sure to check out our previous interview with Noah. Flesh & Metal is definitely one of the most unique, original, authentic and genre-melding collection […]
Kathy Muir’s Born By The Water
Kathy Muir has released the official video for her single “Born By The Water” from her Second Life EP. January, snow, writer’s retreat, cabin, Woodstock, water, loons” pretty much sums up the setting that made Born By the Water so easy to write. The music video was filmed by the Ashokan Reservoir and Cooper Lake, […]
Kathy Muir Releases New Single and Video, Filmed Around Woodstock
Kathy Muir has been, and will remain, a staple on our site. She has a new single coming October 1st and the video will be here on Monday (September 28th) for our viewing pleasure. Filmed near and around Woodstock, Kathy released a trailer for the “Born By The Water” video earlier today. An aurally intense, […]
Kings of the Brushwood Thicket Release New EP
Kings of the Brushwood Thicket sounds like an ensemble of what might be some rowdy pipers from the land of yonder but this simplistic, soulful, enchanting collage of frequencies emanates from the creative spirit of one Bruce Erik Brauer. You’ve probably heard Bruce’s music before; even if you don’t realize it yet. [Tweet “Stripping it […]
Watch: Girl By The River by The Foreign Films
The Foreign Films sent us their new video for “Girl By The River” and we dig it. A beautiful little tune about the love, loss, and wonder. This song came to me in a daydream on a warm hazy afternoon in Northern Ontario. It’s fable about the fragile magic of life. A tale of love, […]
Interview with Kathy Muir
How have you been? What’s happened in the world of Kathy Muir since we reviewed your last album, which was released in the summer of 2012? Well, Far From Entirely was recorded over a series of trips between the UK and the States. Six months after the album was released I moved over to the […]
Listen: Shortening Bread by The Lowest Pair
The Lowest Pair features the duel banjo picking of Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee. Draped in Kendl’s high lonesome harmonies and Palmer’s midwest croon, their debut release 36¢ (Team Love Records) was hailed by many outlets and American Songwriter praised their “earnest, earthy songcraft”. Paste Magazine said about their sophomore effort, The Sacred Heart […]
Watch: Boston Town by Della Mae
Della Mae, recently named a “New Artist You Need to Know” and one of the “50 Best Things at SXSW 2015” by Rolling Stone, have released their new, self-titled album.
Listen: 17 Miles by Jared Deck
17 MILES is a race down Route 66, 80mph with the windows down. Americana rock/n/roll to the core, this song embraces the love/hate relationship between big dreams and small towns.
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