Rock Hearts

In celebration of last week's release of their debut album, New England's Rock Hearts have produced a music video for the title track, Starry Southern Nights. It's a tender and somewhat sombre track, telling the story of a lonely old man

Rock Hearts, a veteran bluegrass band from Southern New England, has just released a music video for their current single, a contemporary remake of the iconic Osborne Brothers song, Don't Let Smoky Mountain Smoke Get In Your Eyes. Alex MacLeod is

New England grassers Rock Hearts have released a new single today the second from their upcoming Starry Southern Nights album. And it's a gutsy move, a remake of an Osborne Brothers classic, Don't Let Smokey Mountain Smoke Get In Your Eyes.

Based in New England, Rock Hearts is a band of gifted music veterans that recently charted with the debut single, 99 Year Blues, from the forthcoming album, Starry Southern Nights. The album was produced by Ned Luberecki. This group has an interesting backstory;

Rock Hearts have been playing bluegrass professionally in the New England region this past seven years, formed when five seasoned players got together out of love for the music. They take their name from a classic late '50s Jimmy Martin