Daryl Mosley

Pinecastle Records has announced November 5 as the release date for their new album with Daryl Mosley, Small Town Dreamer. The title is more than just a reference to one of the songs, it perfectly describes the entire project, full

Most of the US is focused right now on hurricane devastation in Louisiana, and rightly so, but there have been other incidents of flooding that have befallen people in other parts of the country of late as well. Areas surrounding

Bluegrass singer and songwriter Daryl Mosley has had success with s number of songs the past year, with multiple songs from his Secret of Life album obtaining radio play. Now Pinecastle Records has a debut single from his next project,

Last month, when Pinecastle Records released their latest single for Daryl Mosley, we told you about his request for fans to send in photos of the little towns where they live for a music video of the song, In A

Pinecastle Records has released a third single from Daryl Mosley's debut solo bluegrass project, The Secret of Life, highlighting both his powerful songs and spirited vocals. This time it's a song called In A Country Town, one he wrote about growing

Last summer we reported that Daryl Mosley was giving up his gig with The Farm Hands in order to start a career as a band leader and solo artist. Since that time he signed with Pinecastle Records and released his

Daryl Mosley is probably best known to bluegrass fans for his tenure as vocalist and bass player for The Farm Hands, but his songwriting is what has drawn the notice of artists and writers from across the music industry. In

For more than three decades, singer-songwriter Daryl Mosley has applied his warm-as-country-sunshine voice and thoughtful lyrics to a wealth of memorable material. Throughout the 1990s, he toured as lead vocalist with much-celebrated bluegrass group, The New Tradition, then joined the

For most of the past ten years, we had known Daryl Mosley as the lead singer with The Farm Hands. The talented vocalist and songwriter held down the bass position in the band, and contributed many memorable songs to their

Back in the '90s, one of the busiest young bands in bluegrass was New Tradition, working as many as 200 shows each year. They debuted at SPBGMA in 1988, where they won the band competition, and signed a contract with