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Becky Warren Delivers 'Undesirable' With Write Touch, Street Smarts

In a town filled with singer-songwriters, Nashville neophyte Becky Warren follows up her consciousness-raising debut album about a couple torn apart by war with more true and incisive stories that hit between rock and a hard place.

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The Effortless Charm of John Hiatt Is Alive and Well on 'The Eclipse Sessions'

Legendary singer/songwriter John Hiatt's 23rd studio album, The Eclipse Sessions, is a sharp, eclectic collection of songs.

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Chris Garneau Celebrates Self-Discovery With "Choices" (premiere)

"We are not imprisoned in the system that they force us into," says Chris Garneau, ahead of a new album and new series of Chinese dates.

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William Elliott Whitmore Covers the Cosmos on 'Kilonova'

William Elliott Whitmore has just released his first album of covers. Kilonova features ten renditions of well-known and obscure songs that have never sounded as organic as they do here.

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Mark Edgar Stuart Bares His Heart on New Album, 'Mad at Love' (album stream) (premiere)

Always maintaining a tender demeanor, Mark Edgar Stuart's songwriting is as smart as it is sincere, featuring a bevy of instrumental and vocal subtleties that form a greater whole.

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David Berkeley Searches for Common Ground on "This Be Dear to Me" (premiere)

Rather than contribute to negativity and division, David Berkeley hopes to bridge some common ground and reach out with dialogue, as on "This Be Dear to Me".

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In "One Shot", Beth Wood Looks Back on the Day After the 2016 Election (premiere)

Beth Wood's crystalline vocals drive this ruminative, wistful Americana tune forward as its characters reflect on war and sacrifice.

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Jay Psaros Reflects on Lost Connections in "Strangers Again" (premiere)

Singer-songwriter Jay Psaros deftly blends a multitude of genre-based influences into a subtle and sweet look back on past relationships.

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Gregory Alan Isakov's 'Evening Machines' Is a Moody, Intoxicating Masterpiece

Colorado singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov releases his fourth full-length album, Evening Machines, and it's a slow-burning beauty.

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Will Hoge Delivers a Focused and Angry Protest with 'My American Dream'

Singer-songwriter Will Hoge's My American Dream is a timely protest album with the 2018 mid-terms in view by confronting mass shootings, gun control, and politics of modern American society.

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Meadow Mountain Produce Mysticizing, Progressive Bluegrass with "Radio Waves" (premiere)

Gearing up for a self-titled debut produced by the Infamous Stringdusters' Chris Pandolfi, Meadow Mountain showcases their newgrass talents in the mystifying cool of "Radio Waves".

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Roanoke Rolling Down This Highway of Life With "Don't Let Me Leave the Road" (premiere + interview)

The wear and tear of constant traveling takes its toll but doesn't stop Roanoke's Taylor Dupuis, who wrote a love letter to the open road for these Nashville-based musicians who never roam alone.

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The Brother Brothers Deliver Subtle Folk Beauty with "Red and Gold" (premiere)

Following in the footsteps of the Everly Brothers and Simon & Garfunkel, identical twins Adam and David Moss assert themselves as one of the next great folk duos with "Red and Gold" from their upcoming debut album.

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Ever More Nest's "Gimme That" Music Video Sets the Scene for Halloween (premiere)

Inundated by ghoulish imagery, Ever More Nest's latest music video drops in timely fashion as songwriter Kelcy Mae reflects on a very real fear in the form of addiction.

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Malcolm Holcombe Knows What Happens 'Come Hell and High Water'

Malcolm Holcombe inhabits the role of a Southern misfit in a way that would make Flannery O'Connor proud on Come Hell and High Water.

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In a town filled with singer-songwriters, Nashville neophyte Becky Warren follows up her consciousness-raising debut album about a couple torn apart by war with more true and incisive stories that hit between rock and a hard place.

Legendary singer/songwriter John Hiatt's 23rd studio album, The Eclipse Sessions, is a sharp, eclectic collection of songs.

"We are not imprisoned in the system that they force us into," says Chris Garneau, ahead of a new album and new series of Chinese dates.

When one takes a close look at Gregory Alan Isakov's music, the lyrical depth and musical acuity are humbling. With his new album, Evening Machines, recently released, it's time to revisit his most noteworthy works.

William Elliott Whitmore has just released his first album of covers. Kilonova features ten renditions of well-known and obscure songs that have never sounded as organic as they do here.

Always maintaining a tender demeanor, Mark Edgar Stuart's songwriting is as smart as it is sincere, featuring a bevy of instrumental and vocal subtleties that form a greater whole.

Rather than contribute to negativity and division, David Berkeley hopes to bridge some common ground and reach out with dialogue, as on "This Be Dear to Me".

Beth Wood's crystalline vocals drive this ruminative, wistful Americana tune forward as its characters reflect on war and sacrifice.

Singer-songwriter Jay Psaros deftly blends a multitude of genre-based influences into a subtle and sweet look back on past relationships.

Colorado singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov releases his fourth full-length album, Evening Machines, and it's a slow-burning beauty.

Singer-songwriter Will Hoge's My American Dream is a timely protest album with the 2018 mid-terms in view by confronting mass shootings, gun control, and politics of modern American society.

Gearing up for a self-titled debut produced by the Infamous Stringdusters' Chris Pandolfi, Meadow Mountain showcases their newgrass talents in the mystifying cool of "Radio Waves".

The wear and tear of constant traveling takes its toll but doesn't stop Roanoke's Taylor Dupuis, who wrote a love letter to the open road for these Nashville-based musicians who never roam alone.

Following in the footsteps of the Everly Brothers and Simon & Garfunkel, identical twins Adam and David Moss assert themselves as one of the next great folk duos with "Red and Gold" from their upcoming debut album.

Inundated by ghoulish imagery, Ever More Nest's latest music video drops in timely fashion as songwriter Kelcy Mae reflects on a very real fear in the form of addiction.

Malcolm Holcombe inhabits the role of a Southern misfit in a way that would make Flannery O'Connor proud on Come Hell and High Water.