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Sierra Hull and Molly Tuttle grace the cover of the Fall 2018 edition of Berklee Today, the alumni magazine of the Berklee College of Music. Both of these bluegrass whiz kids studied at Berklee up in Boston, though they graduated three

A Very Merry Bluegrass Christmas is the latest release from the collaboration between Rural Rhythm Records and the Englehardt Music Group. Due to release next week, this holiday project offers 12 new tracks of Christmas bluegrass from artists affiliated with

Mountain Fever Records has announced the signing of multi-instrumentalist Chad Darou to the label. A new album is expected in 2019. Darou has worked in bluegrass for many years as a sideman, starting out as a youngster. Playing bass, banjo, guitar,

Greg Allen has bluegrass music in his veins. As a young man he played banjo behind his famous father, Red Allen, and later with his brothers, Ronnie, Neal, and Harley, as The Allen Brothers. The boys were at the forefront of

With Veteran's Day coming up this weekend, The Family Sowell have released a new single which they hope radio will play to remind their listeners of the sacrifices so many have made in uniform over the years. Titled God Knows Who

Wonderful news for Louvin Brothers fans, country music historians, or anyone who loves the simple but delightful music that Charlie and Ira Louvin recorded in the '50s and '60s. Sundazed and Modern Harmonic have released Louvin Brothers - Love And Wealth:

Paul Kurtz and Audie Blaylock with a bucket o' beans. Promotional collaborations between bluegrass artists and major advertisers have been a part of our music from the very beginning, so much so that they have become part of the folklore of

Perhaps it was the recent passing of Halloween, or perhaps the post-music-camp mental fatigue (I just returned from the wonderful Walker Creek Music Camp in California), but my mind has suddenly turned to the macabre.  More specifically I’ve begun thinking about

Bluegrass covers of pop, rock, and country songs have long been a part of our music. Flatt & Scruggs were doing them in the 1960s near the end of their tenure, just as The Country Gentlemen were starting to do

Dara Wray (left) and Kim Robins When we learned of Blue Mafia going on hiatus earlier this year, we knew that it wouldn't be long before the various members found their way back into the bluegrass business. The break was initiated by