Eddie's Attic

“It feels like you’re in the shadow of giants,” Caudle says.

Ladies Auxiliary

“I wanted to call this record Thalia and Melpomene after the Greek muses (the smiley/frowny faces of the theatre) but my manager Kathi Whitley said, ‘You call this record THAT and I quit.’”

“We met in guitar class” is not a thing many people can say...but Sarah Zimmermann and Justin Davis performed together for the first time on the very same day they met...in guitar class.

As the world becomes aware of singer/songwriter Adam Hambrick, listeners will get a two-fold reward – a short-term jolt from an engaging musical package and a long-term satisfaction as repeated plays unveil the depth in his word play and storytelling.

“It’s not Americana or alt anything, it’s really just soulful folk music,” Ben Harper says of Best of Luck, the new album by Christopher Paul Stelling, which he produced.

Drew Lawrence - vocals and keyboard

Preston Pope - vocals, guitar

Jackie Tozzi - vocals

“These days, more than ever, we all need a reason to feel upbeat and optimistic. This is our way of helping us get there.”

Rising up from the bluffs of Memphis to the mountains of east Tennessee, through the Mississippi Delta to Nashville - Blue Mother Tupelo oozes a deep kind of blue southern soul & roots rock that is truly American.

She calls herself a singer-songwriter, but as soon as Rebecca Loebe leans into the first notes of Give Up Your Ghosts, her first release for Blue Corn Music (Feb. 8, 2019), that definition starts to seem woefully inadequate.

Sure, when you hear “Folk-Pop,” you might not think those two words go together, but they do. Grit and Grace's music is sweeping, intimate and thoughtful, filled with high-level musicianship and beautiful vocal harmony.