The Couldn’t Be Happiers are a folk-country-rock duo out of Winston-Salem. HuffPost entertainment writer Lisa Lynn Snedeker recently listed their debut EP as one of her “[f]avorite musical picks of 2017,” earlier calling them a “promising musical act” reminiscent “of all the best things about classic country music.” Burke County, North Carolina native Jodi Hildebran […]
Interview with Doc Fell & co. – Dust Bowl Heart
Deep in the heart of Cherokee Country, in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, the small town of Tahlequah, Oklahoma is giving rise to a dynamic and eclectic cure for the common country music rut. Led by Dr. John Fell (a general practitioner by day and manically expressive singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist by night) and […]
Interview with Prateek – Emma
Prateek is a singer-songwriter from Boston, Massachusetts. He first picked up the guitar in middle school, and began writing songs in college influenced both by classic folk artists such as Simon and Garfunkel and contemporary artists such as Jason Isbell and Ryan Adams. After releasing an EP, “Walking in my Sleep,” in 2016, Prateek […]
Interview with Salty Moses – Borrowed Time (A Climate Change Prophecy)
In this interview spotlight, I chat with Salty Moses about the new single, Borrowed Time – A Climate Change Prophecy, as well as other topics such as challenges, motivations and more. Full Q&A along with links and music below. Where are you from and what style of music do you create? (In your own words, […]
Jeremy Parsons Packs Potent Punch of Country and American Roots Music On New Album, Things I Need To Say
San Antonio, Texas based singer/songwriter Jeremy Parsons has delivered a powerful, pristinely produced album, Things I Need To Say, balancing the genres of country, folk and American roots infused with a healthy dose of pop appeal. Growing up soaking in the sounds of the Texas dance halls, Jeremy has always loved music. Driven by this […]
Interview with RIPL – EMA
German multi-instrumentalist RIPL returns to our ears with his second single, EMA, out now. Oozing RIPL’s soaring, impassioned vocals and delicate strummed guitar melodies, EMA is a truly infectious slice of rich folk-pop. Reflecting on those times in life when you try desperately to make yourself heard, it’s an emotion-strewn creation, with a sound akin […]
Andrew Reed Injects Positivity With Latest Album,m If All The World Were Right
Asheville, North Carolina singer/songwriter and seeker Andrew Reed is injecting the world with positive, soul lifting music on his latest project If All The World Were Right. A delightful album of charming, engaging, enlightening acoustic rock awaits your senses on Andrew’s new record. An unafraid explorer of the human experience, Andrew’s go-go-go, bring it on […]
Jordy Benattar Delivers Delightful Dose of Folk and Pop on New Releases, The People and Out of the Blue
If you missed our recent interview with Canada based singer/songwriter Jordy Benattar, be sure to check that feature out here (opens in new tab). Jordy has a refreshing sound reverberating through the realm of folk pop singer/songwriter. Delightful, soothing vocals that are equal parts organic folk and infectious indie pop collide with engaging soundscapes that […]
Interview with Eddy Mann – Simple Things
Our friend Eddy Mann is back with new music and I took a few moments to catch up with him about the new project, Simple Things, as well as ask about the overall response to his last release. Pre-ordering for Simple Things begins on March 6th (2018). You can find our previous Eddy Mann features […]
Interview with Combray
Combray is named after the fictitious town in Marcel Proust seminal work In Search of Lost Time, a novel that revolves around the idea that many of our most rich and rewarding experiences in life can be activated through unexpected moments. Combray was formed to create music that can hopefully in some small way transport […]
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