Hopeful, and longing to capture the essence of deeply personal stories from her life, Riddy Arman teamed up with producer Bronson Tew (Dom Flemons, Seratones, Jimbo Mathus) of Dialback Sound and tracked nine songs.
Bandy embodied the country ethos of writing and performing songs about real people and real life, songs about cheatin' and drinkin' and heal kickin' good times - the best of what country music has to offer!
Featuring the dynamic melodies that they have long been known for and genre-bending sounds, the album included hit single "Someone I Used To Know, " which won a CMT Award for Group Video of the Year.
American Heartbreak is my effort at trying to explain what being a 26 year old man in America is like. There's love, loss, revelry, resentment, and forgiveness all wrapped into one piece of work.
Recorded over two days and released in August of 2019, Zach Bryan's debut album DeAnn, named in remembrance of his late mother, tells the story of his struggles and finding hope throughout the years.
Bear Creek is the fourth studio album by Brandi Carlile. It was recorded in a converted barn just outside of her home town. The album is less formal than her previous works, with hand-clapping, and foot-stomping. A perfect blend of gospel and alt-country
To put the performance on Johnny Cash at San Quentin in a bit of perspective: Johnny Cash's key partner in the Tennessee Two, guitarist Luther Perkins, died in August 1968, just seven months before this set was recorded in February 1969.
Johnny Cash, At The Carousel Ballroom, April 24 1968, an historic and never-heard live concert recorded in San Francisco by innovative sound wizard Owsley Stanley.
Gaslighter may be dressed in digital flair -- its title track gleams in its precise polish -- but the album bears the scars of middle age along with the defiance that comes with surviving those initial wounds.
Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven? is the highly anticipated 2022 album by Tyler Childers, and his longtime band The Food Stamps. This unique collection is separated into 3 parts, each with a different sonic perspective, but all part of one album vision.
