Tag Archives: Americana

"Did you hear, she up and left me, like some old country song. Don't have a dog or truck, but if I did they'd be gone."

Standards Grayson Capp’s new release, Heartbreak, Misery and Death, is the singer/songwriter’s foray into producing an album of standards. Standards is a rather vague term North Americans use for referring to anything from Gershwin to traditional folk songs from the United Kingdom.  Basically, it means a song you’re likely to …

What The Coal Men have that not many amplified Americana bands do is gripping songwriting that makes their dark sound grab hold and sink in.

The Minneapolis singer-songwriter targets the quandaries of life with this single from his upcoming third album.

'South Front Street from Grayson Capps is a great opportunity to introduce yourself to one of America's best kept musical secrets.

Heartfelt and thoughtful, 'Resurrection' from Kinky Friedman will warm the hearts of anyone who loves the strength and beauty of a good song.

We debut the newest single from the upcoming album by quintessential family band The Iveys.

'Lake Placid Blue' is a gorgeously laid-back album with soft energy and grand lyricism.

With 'The Family,' Timber delivers imaginative, visibly supple coloration and ozone-like misty resonance.

‘Lucky’ is a must-hear album for lovers of genuine country music, the kind that’s simple, charming, and evocative.