David Vaters: “A Voice In The Wilderness Volume 2” – wonderfully orchestrated narratives
“A Voice In The Wilderness Volume 2” finds David Vaters in top form. This is
Americana
Will Diehl: “Give It Time” exhibits fluency when it comes to creating a mood
Will Diehl’s latest EP release, “Give It Time” beautifully walks the line between strong acoustic melodies
Devil’s Holler: “The Dusty Road Stumble” – unassuming, visceral and genuine
Devil’s Holler is a project from multi-instrumentalist and Pittsburgh native Rob Gray, who performs acoustic-based
Roddan: “Bleed 432” – voice and instrumentation are precisely delineated and warm
“Bleed 432” is Roddan’s follow-up EP to his 2016 debut release of “Music House”. This
Jim & Mandy: “The Lion and The Fox” has something to satisfy your folk craving
If only one thing becomes clear after listening to the EP “The Lion and The
David Vaters: “A Voice In The Wilderness Volume 1” – certified authenticity
This year Canadian born David Vaters released his first solo album “A Voice In The
Lyrics Of Two: “Let’s Make This Earth From House To Home” – deep and weighty
In a seemingly indefinite era of violence and indifference, philosophers can prove to be radicals
Dave Vargo: “Burning Through” – The melodies hit you on a physical level
The album “Burning Through” by Dave Vargo clearly deserves a 5 star rating, but just
Grant Maloy Smith: “DUST BOWL – AMERICAN STORIES” – musical snapshots of real life
When we listen to award-winning Americana singer-songwriter, Grant Maloy Smith, we often hear a shrug,
Steady Work: “Identity Theft” – full of sonic gems!
Dallas Schwake aka Steady Work, is an independent music artist based out of Colorado Springs,
Dustin Steen: “Mixed Genres” has a strong spiritual element
With an onslaught of pressure from modern record labels to produce high-selling records frequently and
San Francisco-based band, The Muddy Roses will capture your attention with the new EP
The San Francisco-based band, The Muddy Roses, consists of three primary collaborators – Elizabeth Lewis
Billy Roberts and the Rough Riders: “No One Knows Me” – consistent craftsmanship
From the opening jangle run of “No One Knows Me”, the song provides a showcase for
Eddy Mann: “The Consequence” – sophisticated, wistful, and reflective
The past couple of years have presented the market with multiple artists reinventing the acoustic