PREMIERE: Rachel Swain and Reilly Downes Ask "Mama, What D'Ya Say?"
Rachel Swain and Reilly Downes caught your eye from across the bar...and they like your vibe. So, "What D'Ya Say?"
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The Bootstrap Boys -- Some Boots
The Bootstrap Boys have never sounded better -- or bleaker -- on their recent album Some Boots. The tension between devil-may-care-defiance and existential angst may just be the molten core that keeps country music rotating.
Rainbow Ruckus 4/22: Vandoliers, Paisley Fields, Alabama Shakes, and More!
This week's Rainbow Ruckus features trans defiance, crooners about bottoming, psychedelic protest music, Butthole Surfers covers, and a reminder: hands off the hat.
Fancy Hagood -- BABY JAKE
Fancy Hagood gives us a pleasant, bluegrass-infused surprise with his three-song EP BABY JAKE. Come for the Spice Girls cover, stay for Hagood's breathtaking voice.
LISTEN: Mya Byrne is "Almost Gone"
Mya Byrne returns with "Almost Gone," an impassioned and sultry blues song about knowing when it's time to find new beginnings.
INTERVIEW: Cat Clyde Finds Rebirth in Mud, Blood, Bone
Cat Clyde finds rebirth in her new album Mud, Blood, Bone. In our interview, Clyde guides us through the musical influences and life experiences that contributed to her most daring album yet.
River Shook Strikes Out on Their Own in "Wildlands"
River Shook redefines themself while striking out on their own in their first release as a solo artist, "Wildlands" -- a full embrace of the self.