Mountain Home Music Company has announced the imminent digital re-release of their 1998 album for the King of Bluegrass Soul, Larry Sparks, his all-gospel project, New Highway. This edition of The Lonesome Ramblers included Scott Napier on mandolin, Jim Britton on
Bluegrass at the Crossroads is the title of an interesting project from Mountain Home Music. The title has a number of connotations, referring to the twin directions that bluegrass music is traveling in - traditional/contemporary and progressive/jamgrass - and the
Mountain Home Music has announced the signing of bluegrass songwriter and perennial sideman Ashby Frank, along with a debut single from his upcoming album. Growing up in central North Carolina, Frank was something of a prodigy as a teenager on mandolin,
New look, new sound, new label... Mountain Home Music has announced today the signing of Sister Sadie to the label. The band has a new look, with the recent departure of founding members Dale Ann Bradley and Tina Adair, and a new
Mountain Home Music has released a music video for their current single with Jaelee Roberts, Think Again. This song is very much in the style Jaelee has adopted, an acoustic country vibe with bluegrass backing. It's the sound that convinced Sister
To celebrate today's release of Ups, Downs, and No Name Towns, the latest album from Sideline, Mountain Home Music is offering a free listen to the putative title track to our readers. The group chose their name some years ago when
Mountain Home Music has a new single today for Unspoken Tradition, a song written by prolific hitmaker Aaron Bibelhauser, Irons In The Fire. A singer, instrumentalist, and recording artist as well as a songwriter, Aaron says that this song describes the
Mountain Home Music has released a fourth single for Jaelee Roberts, taken from their upcoming album together. This time it's a lovely mid-tempo number, Think Again, with a bluegrass/acoustic country vibe. Bluegrass doesn't have two many father/daughter label mates, but Jaelee
Mountain Home Music has a new single for North Carolina banjo man Tray Wellington this week, a grassified take on an old time favorite that should please fans of both styles. Wellington has received a great deal of attention in bluegrass
Mountain Home Music Company has released another single from their compilation project, Bluegrass at the Crossroads. Their concept for this album has been to match artists from both the traditional and more contemporary bluegrass communities, in many cases who have
