No Depression Sessions at DelFest: AJ Lee & Blue Summit
Ladies and gentlemen, please enjoy this No Depression Session at DelFest with some of our absolute favorite musicians and people, AJ Lee & Blue Summit! It is always a pleasure to cross paths with this merry band of pirates, especially with brand new music in tow.
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SPOTLIGHT: On Gabe Lee’s ‘Drink the River,’ Connection Flows Through Stories
EDITOR’S NOTE: Gabe Lee is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for July 2023. Learn more about Lee and his new album, Drink the River (out July 14 via Torrez Music Group), all month long.
There is a moment in nearly every song on Gabe Lee’s new record, Drink
ALBUM REVIEW: Dale Watson Dishes Up a Feast on ‘Starvation Box’
Lots of starry-eyed dreamers over the years have hoped that music would be their path to fame and fortune. But heading into the fifth decade of his career, Dale Watson has learned better. Thus the title of his latest album, Starvation Box — a jaded appellation for the guitar, coined by
ALBUM REVIEW: Patience Pays Off in the Making of Miles Miller’s Debut
To hear Miles Miller tell the story behind his single “A Feeling Called Lonesome” is, on the surface, to hear a burgeoning songwriter describe why his song about love lost required a full decade to complete. Despite feeling the “aftermath of all the emotion hanging around” shortly after a relational
No Depression’s Best of June 2023 Playlist
June's Best of the Month Playlist is one of the largest we've ever compiled! The month featured blockbuster names in country like Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Lucinda Williams, and Tanya Tucker as well as folk legends like Yusuf/Cat Stevens and June Spotlight artist
ALBUM REVIEW: Chris Stamey Maps His Musical and Personal Roads on ‘The Great Escape’
Renowned North Carolina producer and songwriter Chris Stamey has devoted a good chunk of the past dozen years to star-studded concerts featuring the music of Big Star, the fabled 1970s Memphis band fronted by Stamey’s late friend and onetime bandmate Alex Chilton. As such, it’s no surprise to