Johnny on the Rise
Down South
An amalgam of sound - nostalgic americana driven by simple guitar sounds, highlighted by well-crafted references to their influences of blues, folk, and rock, accented with harmonica and mandolin.
Rock: Americana
Tipphillbillies
Lucky
Influenced by great American songwriters from Robbie Robertson, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Hank Williams to Jeff Tweedy, The Jayhawks, Steve Earle, and many others, these songs paint a picture of life in New York from the country to the big city
Rock: Americana
Roy Davis
Grey Town
"[Roy Davis']new album longs for the small towns, high school sweethearts, and the slow, sweet, disappearing lifestyle of rural America.a moody look at the lows of a love gone wrong, and has just enough country twang to satisfy the Nashville indie-crowd."
Rock: Americana
The Avalon Parade
Raindrops or Visiting Old Friends in Dreams
Beautiful Irish Folk Music, if you like Damien Rice you will love Avalon Parade
Rock: Americana
Tony Luke Jr
The Cheese Steak Anthem
A tribute to the great American Sandwich The Cheese Steak
Rock: Americana
Bodeco
Crazy Wild
If the Stones and the Cramps had a bastard child, it would be Bodeco, and Bo Diddley would be the long-lost grandpa. With this kind of lineage, Crazy Wild is rock'n'roll at its best.
Rock: Americana
Troy Campbell
American Breakdown
On American Breakdown, Campbell teams with producer/guitarist Gurf Morlix, renowned for his work with Lucinda Williams and other roots-rock luminaries, to craft the sort of melodic, emotionally direct, heart-stirring music.
Rock: Americana
Nyko Morgan
Purple Nights
Atmospheric live recording of stirring, beautiful songs and sounds the listener can negotiate the way they will.
Rock: Americana
Influence Pedlars
Small & Fancy
Debut album for the new folk-rock duo, showcasing their songwriting and catchy arrangements.
Rock: Americana
Miller-Kelton
Goodbye Cindy
Midwestern folklore blends to politics and despair, summer rolls forever and American boys return home. The seaside Chautauqua folds up for the season, Cindy's gone, and we offer our last poem for a Senator, a man without a country.
Rock: Americana