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Lillian Leadbetter – “Move the Moon”-I’m not sure how they recorded this track, but it captures an intimacy that you’ll rarely hear. It’s almost like the lead vocal is whispered in...
Sierra Spirit – “Rodeo Clown”-I’ve been writing about folk music for well over a decade now and every time I find a song like this that catches my attention so completely, I feel s...
It used to be called country & western. Then two or three decades ago, for reasons I’m sure the ethnographers still debate, it just became country music. Western just sort of s...
Matt Wolf – “Living’s a Loan”-If you’re a fan of folk storytelling songwriting, the first thing I can say is that you’re in the right place. This song has a dreary almost Johnny Ca...
Quiet introspection as modern day bluesman looks at the world where he came from and where he stands. Son Little’s Cityfolk is a quietly absorbing record that resists easy categori...
Honky Tonk is a wholly engaging Americana album from Seattle-based veteran collective Marley’s Ghost. Guided by producer Larry Campbell, the record honors the musical heritage of h...
The guitarist mined the scholar Harry Smith’s LP collection, recording her takes on songs rooted in regions the United States has been in conflict with since 1970.
“High Country” is a compellingly lived-in Americana success from Texas-based songwriter Sam Platts, originally from Saratoga, Wyoming. Blending pedal steel with upright bass, piano...
Ceci Day's latest song, "Country Girl Sound," is a quietly powerful and deeply atmospheric piece that fits perfectly between British folk music and classic American songwriting. Th...
There is a wholesome and earnest quality to the self-titled album by Dust and Grace that recalls the simpler times once shared among families gathered upon porches in the evening [...
Highland Express – “Yellow Moon”-The buoyant energy of this acoustic folk track by Highland Express captures my attention with every listen. The guitar features prominently as the...
Folk music isn't just for the 1960s. These are three forgotten folk songs from the 2010s you need to hear again. The post
Fourth-wave alt-country is hot right now in the broader music industry, with indie-leaning artists like MJ Lenderman and more traditional country singers like Margo Price … Continu...
Singer/songwriter John R. Miller’s work is deeply rooted in a search to create something raw and authentic, evoking a sense of unvarnished imperfection that all too often gets sand...
Let’s GO. In a vibrant country-rock scene that seemingly gets more crowded by the day, it’s hard to point to just who’s made the biggest impact over the years. Is it Cross Canadian...
**There is a particular kind of English songwriter who understands that the smallest rooms contain the largest feelings. John Arter, it turns out, is very much one of them.** Folk...
Jane Symmes – “Hollow”-There’s something inherently cathartic about this song. It is calming right from the start, with an acoustic guitar that captures the listener’s attention ri...
From the first time I heard Jesse Welles, I knew he was special. It’s his affect, his phrasing, his easy way with the guitar or the harmonica, and most certainly his generational l...
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