Garreson -- Monte
Garreson pays tribute to his grandfather on his debut album Monte. Come for the '70s-tinted folk, stay for Garreson's buttery barroom baritone and divine tenor.
Rachel Cholst
PREMIERE: No Lonesome "Falls Apart" in the Chicago Winter
No Lonesome barely keeps it together through the Chicago winter on their powerfully nostalgic track "Falls Apart."
Rainbow Ruckus 8/26: Rennie Coleman, Weakened Friends, Mimi Gilbert, and More!
This week's Rainbow Ruckus features ego death, brash confidence, rainbow rodeos (not ours), '90s country realness, and lesbian hunters.
INTERVIEW: Rita Bliss Offers Hopeful Resistance With "We Will Sing"
Rita Bliss offers up hopeful resistance with her soaring protest anthems. In our interview, she explains how she makes that particular magic happen.
Rainbow Ruckus 8/19: Brye, Lily Rose, Maren Morris, and More!
This week's Rainbow Ruckus features pop splendor, gender euphoria, breakups, old flames, and breaking cycles of trauma.
Shamir -- Ten
Shamir dazzles with his album Ten, a true reckoning of where one has arrived in life – and where you want to be going.
INTERVIEW: Haunted Like Human Proudly Rep Queer and Trans Appalachia
Haunted Like Human conjures haunting harmonies and mysterious vistas in their carefully crafted folk music. Dale Chapman (they/them) and Cody Clark (he/him) tell us why they are proud to rep queer and trans life in the South.