Western North Carolina's Appalachian Smoke has a debut single this month, Good at Gone, the first since their recent deal with Mountain Fever Records, a contract that resulted from the strength of their independently produced Colder Side of Love project
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Stones drops for Breakin’ Strings
Maine's Breakin' Strings is another bluegrass act starting out 2024 with a new single. It's one written and sung by guitarist Cliff Gelina called Stones, with harmony from his sister, Amanda. The two siblings grew up in bluegrass, performing with The
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It’s Time To Go Home from JigJam
Irish grassers JigJam have a new single today, a lovely waltz time ballad called Time To Go Home, played in a style they call iGrass. The song, written by lead singer and guitarist Jamie McKeogh, explores a side of Irish culture
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Homesick for Virginia from Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road
Pinecastle Records has a new single today from the reformulated Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road, the second track to drop from their upcoming project, Yellow Line. This latest, Homesick for Virginia, might surprise some of the band's longtime fans. Known
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Silence drops for Katelyn Ingardia
Talented South Carolina bluegrass singer and songwriter Katelyn Ingardia, lead vocalist for Backline, has released a new single today from her solo project, one she wrote with Louis Hughes called Silence. The song is about the big empty space in your
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The Scandies Rose from Daniel Crabtree
Bluegrass fans always love a good sad song, and what could be more morose than a shipwreck in the freezing waters off Alaska's coast? That is the subject of The Scandies Rose, the second single from Daniel Crabtree's just-released album, Storms
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Big Wheels – new single from Authentic Unlimited
Big Wheels is the second single from Authentic Unlimited's upcoming project, So Much for Forever, set to release March 29. It's a red-hot addition to the canon of classic truck driving songs. Penned by none other than bass man Jerry Cole,
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Track Premiere: Glendale Gallop from Ethan Sherman
California guitarist Ethan Sherman has a new album, Passages, set for release in March with eight of his new instrumental compositions. Today we get to hear the first taste of the music in a rollicking blugrass tune called The Glendale
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How Are Your Tomatoes This Year from Chris Burton
Sometimes the story of a song is so pleasing that you almost don't care if the song itself is a good one. When it is also a well-constructed composition, it's like you enjoy it twice as well. So it is with
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Gypsy Summertime from Indigo Roots Band
When looking at this photo of the Indigo Roots Band, some may say, "hey... that's the Paper Dolls band," while others will think, "that looks like the Band of Kelleys." And you'd all be right. Indigo Roots Band is the new