The Latest

With The Silver Sun, Eamon O’Leary has created an album that reminds of the things we may have forgotten over the past twelve months. He extends to us the “forgiveness of time.” In these days we need to hold on to that and to each other.

Our Song of the Day comes from Hiss Golden Messenger with a soulful new track “Sanctuary” – watch the accompanying KidEthnic-directed music video which features Taylor singing of reconciliation and hope.

Plankton Wat, the work of Portland multi-instrumentalist Dewey Mahood, releases Future Times next month – listen to lead single “Nightfall” – a cinematic, new psychedelic and beautiful pastorale.

Next week sees the release of Kissing Rosy in the Rain, the Tompkins Square debut from New York City-based guitarist and composer Mason Lindahl. Listen to album track Outside Laughing.

Kristin Davidson and Carolyn Phillips, who hail from Austin Texas, make a resilient combination – while their band name suggests a toughness to their music they also know tenderness.

James Yorkston and The Second Hand Orchestra share their outstanding new song and animated video for “There Is No Upside”; taken from their new album The Wide, Wide River.

Taken from her forthcoming album ‘Waking the Dreaming Body’, Karima Walker shares a 13-minute visual journey along the Rio Grande River valley for album instrumental “Horizon, Harbor Resonance”.

Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno reveal video for Love and Chains, taken from their forthcoming self-titled album coming March 12, 2021, on Free Dirt Records.

Sweet As Honey is an album filled with themes of metaphorical journeys, the happiness of community and the soul-affirming warmth of the earth, it is a jubilant, inspiring, and genuine feel-good album.

Amy Speace announces deeply personal new album ‘There Used to Be Horses Here’ with The Orphan Brigade, and shares title track video.

Fruit Bats share The Pet Parade’s “Holy Rose” ahead of album release – beautiful folk-tinged cosmic Americana steeped in that unmistakable West Coast vibe.

Andrew Bird and Jimbo Mathus announce new album ‘These 13’, reuniting a musical partnership that began 25 years ago. Watch them performing Sweet Oblivion live.

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