The Spur is a batch of songs that reflect on putting down roots, coming out of what Joan Shelley calls a “period of opposite extremes—of creative hyper-connection and physical isolation."
On Young Man, Jamestown Revival leaves the country-rock tendencies aside, emphasizing a folkier, quiet side with their vocal blend shining even more than usual.
With the EPs Bluish and Edgework, guitarist Woody Harris has released his first new music in 42 years, and it’s a lifetime away from the folk albums he recorded in his 20s.
Barry Waldrep & Friends Celebrate Tony Rice creates a personal remembrance of Rice and his music from a modern country music perspective with star power.
The 8 performances on Forever on my Mind, recorded live at Wabash College in 1964, are so different, they force us to rethink everything we know we about him.
Carlos Barbosa-Lima's latest release, Manisero, finds him paired with guitarist Johannes Tonio Kreusch on a collection of short pieces from Latin composers.
Using six guitars—a nylon-string crossover, a baritone, a Portuguese viola amarantina, steel-string acoustics, and an electric—Hall switches between solo and multitracking and different tunings.
The Americana singer-songwriter Eliza Gilkyson has never made an album quite like Songs from the River Wind. She calls it a “love letter to the Old West."
