Americana’s Julian Taylor Plants “Seeds” of Hope Through Quiet Protest (premiere)
Julian Taylor brings everything that made his last Americana album, The Ridge, a winner back to the table with his inspiring new single, “Seeds”.
Julian Taylor brings everything that made his last Americana album, The Ridge, a winner back to the table with his inspiring new single, “Seeds”.
Arizona folkies RISO debut “New Eyes”, a forward-moving tune that recalls the likes of Chris Thile and Madison Cunningham.
Framed from the perspective of a satellite, Little Filly’s “Orbital Decay” is a scathing rebuke of technological advancements amidst the climate crisis.
Folkie May Erlewine’s “Lion Heart” is a gorgeous and sunny tune that focuses on her immovable support for her daughter amidst bullying.
Pianist Melissa Weikart’s offbeat, harrowing avant-pop song “Ocean Song” represents a return to our purest selves with a video set in the calanques of Marseille.
Anton Barbeau talks about working with the Loud Family’s Scott Miller on the adventurous LP, What If It Works?, reissued this week by Omnivore Recordings.
Portland folkie Erisy Watt invokes retro pop style on the restlessly grooving “Nowhere Fast”.
Singer-songwriter Natalie Gelman sweetly croons throughout “The Answer”, a warm slice of self-assured folk-pop.
Indie pop’s Portair premieres their sparsely beautiful, TikTok-viral tune, “Gloaming Hour”.
On her haunting tune, “Home of the Brave”, folk artist Valorie Miller rises against a superfund site and its history of dumping toxic waste.
Dallas folkie Jon Danforth impresses with heartfelt soul on his debut LP, Beginning and End releasing tomorrow. His greatest asset is his remarkable voice.
Rachael Sage’s “Revelation Ground” is a spiritual folk tune about reflection and release, accentuated by a stirring music video from animator Antje Duvekot.