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Looking to their earliest influences, Leftover Salmon deliver grass'd up versions of songs from Seldom Scene, Bob Dylan, David Bromberg and Grateful Dead. Featuring special guests BILLY STRINGS, OLIVER WOOD and DAROL ANGER
Guided by life experiences, Lindsay Lou's sound and songwriting continues to evolve and intertwine her sturdy Bluegrass roots with progressive Americana and Folk" -PBS
If there were ever a duo that embodied the entirety of the country tradition from it's folk music and gospel roots through the development of bluegrass and into honky tonk music, it was The Louvin Brothers.
"It's all acoustic, not an electric lick on the album... banjos and mandos and string basses and stripped-down drums. I put a ton of work into the tunes and I'm pretty proud of this batch." -Corb Lund
With his second full-length Better Noise Music album, Sorry For Nothing, Cory Marks takes up his territory, offering up an unapologetic double-barreled blast of 13 songs, equally divided between arena-rock and roots country.
Linda Martell was the first African-American woman to make the country charts and to appear at the Grand Ole Opry. As one of the first African-American country performers, Martell helped lay the groundwork for future artists of color in the genre.
Singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Parker McCollum presents his new self-titled third album. "Parker McCollum" is his most personal release yet and an album conceived to be heard in full.
Parker McCollum's stellar debut album 'The Limestone Kid' is available for the first time on vinyl just in time for the 10th anniversary of the album's release.
Defying pure, traditional Country, Justin Moore has been one of the genres most consistent hitmakers for more than a decade. His first-ever Greatest Hits package showcases 14 tracks, from career-defining songs.
As far as outlaw country goes, Whitey Morgan is the real fucking deal. Whisky-soaked, weed-smoked, firepit-stoked. The redo of Johnny Cash's 'Bad News' seals the deal. --Detroit Metro Times
D R E A M S I C L E marks the highly anticipated 4th studio album from Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Maren Morris, arriving May 9 via Columbia Records.
On this record Maren Morris found herself reckoning with humility in ways she’d never imagined, as she thought about how the goal of appearing humble puts artists - especially women - in a box with unrealistic demands to keep them small.
Celebrated by HITS and The New Yorker alike for putting the "western back in country," Munsick honors his roots while navigating themes of family and love amid the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.
Little Blue, the latest album from Nashville artist Kristina Murray, grapples with loneliness, desperation, and existential crises through a series of cinematic snapshots of small-town burnouts and last call lovers.
