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Clay DuBose is a Texas-based Americana artist. He has two previous full-length records under his belt, Rewriting History, which hit No. 23 on the Americana Chart and These Days, which landed at No. 6. His new release, Father Time & Mother Nature is at Americana and Texas radio

“Whether chronicling desire or heartache, [Andrew] Sa serenades like K.D. Lang, pines with the panache of Rufus Wainwright, and trills a falsetto that would make Roy Orbison proud.” — Chicago Magazine ORDER NOW

“Nexus (Acoustic)” honors nonbinary teen Nex Benedict whose tragic death following relentless peer bullying made national headlines. A remorseful commemoration and a hopeful plea to all to shine a light on intolerances that are often overlooked, Rachael Sage's performance weaves melancholy & optimism into a beautiful, hauntingly unforgettable

The Revivalists share “Heart Stop,” the lead single from their upcoming album Get It Honest, arriving July 24. The track captures the band’s signature blend of soulful grit and anthemic energy, setting the tone for a bold new chapter. The album is available for pre-save and vinyl pre-

New York City-based folk singer and songwriter Steven Keene released his powerful new song, “How Much Blood’s in a Barrel?,” an urgent protest anthem responding to escalating geopolitical tensions involving the Trump administration and Iran. Written solely by Keene and recorded in real time, the track continues his

Curiosity about his ancestry has led songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Son Little on a journey throughout the American South that has resulted in his new album, simply titled CITYFOLK. The West Coast-born, Northeast-bred musician fine-tunes his craft here and speaks for those enduring tribulations about finding their