Tommy Castro and the Painkillers
Closer To The Bone
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Another Farewell
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| | Katie Pruitt
Mantras (Deluxe)
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Daniel Nunnelee
June, Baby (Deluxe)
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| Swept Away
(Original Broadway Cast Recording)
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| Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears
Head in the Sand
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Wilco
Ghost is Born
(Expanded Edition)
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On Sunday, February 2, in an emotional commencement to the 67th GRAMMY Awards, Dawes led an all-star lineup with a cover of Randy Newman's "I Love LA". Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith of Dawes are among many heavily affected by the wildfires, losing a home, a studio and most of the band's gear between them. Listen here
- On the first single, "It’s The Little Things," from his forthcoming EP, Lonely Mountain Town (out Feb.28), Charles Wesley Godwin shares the importance and beauty of life's smaller moments amidst the heaviness of life. Listen here
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With only her stunning vocals and acoustic guitar, Ken Pomeroy delivers a heavy yet gorgeous second single, "Strangers," from the forthcoming LP Cruel Joke (out May 16). Listen here
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Written during a shifting point in life that led to serious reflection about her sense of self, Kassi Valazza releases the lead single, "Weight of the Wheel," off her forthcoming album, From Newman Street (out May 2). Listen here
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After the Grammy-nominated 2024 album, Tiger's Blood, Waxahatchee releases the upbeat new single, "Mud." Listen here
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Wyatt Flores
"West of Tulsa"
(Live at Cain’s Ball Room - 100th Anniversary)
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| Rhiannon Giddens & Justin Robinson
"Hook and Line"
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Sturgill "Johnny Blue Skies" Simpson
"I’d Have To Be Crazy"
(Live on Austin City Limits for Willie Nelson)
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| Yasmin Williams
NPR Tiny Desk Concert
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| Bowen Young
(AEA x AMERICANAFEST 2024 Sessions)
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The AMERICANAFEST Pre-Grammy Salute to the Songs of John Hiatt took place at the Troubadour on Saturday, February 1. A notable cast of artists gathered to pay tribute to the legendary performer, such as his daughter Lilly Hiatt, Lyle Lovett, Shemekia Copeland, Cedric Burnside and I'm With Her. Los Lobos joined Hiatt for a special performance of “Down on the Riverbed,” ending the night was Hiatt himself performing a short set with the house band. All proceeds from this event went to benefit MusiCares fire relief efforts. Read more
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The 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards in Los Angeles highlighted the city’s ongoing recovery from recent wildfires, with performances and fundraisers supporting wildfire relief. Sierra Ferrell swept all of her nominating categories with 4 awards, including Best Americana Album and Best American Roots Song, while Billy Strings took Best Bluegrass Album for the fourth time. Cedric Burnside won Best Traditional Blues Album and Gillian Welch & David Rawlings received Best Folk Album for Woodland. Congratulations to all of the night's winners and nominees and thank you to the Recording Academy for continuing to recognize the growing impact of roots music. Read more
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