Trampled By Turtles' stunning bluegrass cred hasn't been without strife and separation, yet their post-2016 hiatus found a way to reinvigorate. Interview with Erik Berry.
Musical polymath and classical composer Luke Cissell releases another album that's impossible to categorize but very easy to love.
Toronto-based bluegrass band the Slocan Ramblers aren't afraid to bring raw prowess to the forefront with their fiery original number "Just to Know".
Four musicians from various parts of the country with varied influences found a common bond in Boston as Twisted Pine, and take on some heavy hitters as they release a seven-song EP full of spark, light and irresistible force.
Pharis & Jason Romero's offering from their upcoming album is a breezy, sweet, and nostalgic folk tune, "Leave the Garden Gate Open".
Volunteer is Old Crow Medicine Show staying right in their wheelhouse and putting out great songs.
In this touching ode to band member Tony Kamel's father, Americana quartet Wood & Wire reflects on the current state of living in the U.S.
The members of this North Carolina-based quartet can finally be called an all-Americana band after thinking outside a state of contentment to record their fourth album in a winter wonderland of opportunity.
Bluegrass mainstays Eric Uglum and Bud Bierhaus join forces to produce a wave of serene sound on this song about the sea. Their new album, Traveled, is also on the way.
Sara Watkins, Sarah Jarosz, and Aoife O'Donovan sing and strum in beautiful harmony on their full-length debut.
Live at Club 47 documents a time when musicians such as Doc Watson would claim authenticity through playing acoustic instruments and singing story songs about a simpler time.
Roots artist J.D. Wilkes emerges with an ambitious new solo album, Fire Dream,mashing up Southern music genres into a glorious stew of mountain music.
The Hackensaw Boys reboot Blaze Foley's Reagan-era "Oval Room" in light of the current political climate with scorching results.
A collection of his "songs of the week" from Live from Here, Thanks for Listening finds Thile at more introspective moments.
Simple in design yet virtuosic in execution, Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn absolutely astound on Echo in the Valley.
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz brought her A-game to her Tucson debut alongside Brooklyn up-and-comers, the Brother Brothers.
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