After the release of their debut EP, the Austin-based trio Parker Woodland come through with a wild video containing footage of their last few shows before the pandemic shut down live music. READ MORE…
Americana Highways highlights the new Kurt Deemer album, calling his recent Lloyd Cole cover of “From the Hip” one that’s “equally deep & melodic”
Some engaging singles include a fine cover of Lloyd Cole’s classic “From the Hip,” by Baltimore vocalist Kurt Deemer. Having an equally deep & melodic voice as Cole, Kurt’s new LP “World Upside Down,” should be equally striking.
Listen: Captain Americana playlist for 3/8/21
Listen to this week’s Captain Americana Spotify playlist featuring:
Coma Girls – Pasadena (Baby Robot Records)
Orville Peck – Smalltown Boy (Spotify Singles)
The Savants of Soul – Honey Child (FAME Studios)
The Avett Brothers – Mama Tried – Live (Merle Haggard cover)
Parker Smith – Arrowroot
Jimbo Mathus, Andrew Bird – Sweet Oblivion
Emily Moment – By the Sea
Eddie Vedder – Say Hi
The Armadillo Paradox – Can’t Hold a Job
Damien Jurado – Helena
June Star – Seven Pieces (WhistlePig Records)
Ditchbird – Real Enough for You Now
The Little Miss – Shrink
Jon LaDeau – Time Capsules
Katie Jo – How Soon
Melissa Erin – Whole Lotta Nothin’
Blue Water Highway – Grateful
Spencer Burton – Love at First Sight
Matthew Check – Refua
David Quinn – Thunderbird Wine
Wayne Graham – Slept Alone (K&F Records)
Martin Ruby – The Letter Reader (WhistlePig Records)
Josh Merritt – Not a Life to Save
James Houlahan – Down in the Mud
Stuffy Shmitt -She’s Come Unglued
Farees – Black Hole Blues
Simona Smirnova – Joan’s Calling – Original soundtrack to The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928 French silent film directed by Carl Dreyer)
The Good Graces – Stop Making Plans
Shannon Clark & the Sugar – Let It Ride
Rosy Nolan – Return to Spawn
Amigo the Devil – Quiet as a Rat
Lilly Winwood – California
Mara Connor – Ain’t That a Shame (Fats Domino cover)
Drew Young – Don’t Leave This Magic Moon
Roan Yellowthorn – Vampire (Blue Elan Records)
Listen: State of the Art Spotify playlist for 3/8/21
Listen to this week’s State of the Art Spotify playlist featuring:
K Michelle Dubois – On The Run Again (Baby Robot Records)
Noname – Rainforest
Coma Girls – Pasadena (Baby Robot Records)
Julien Baker – Heatwave
The Pinkerton Raid – Au Cheval
Kero Kero Bonito – The Princess and the Clock
David Croley Broyles – Hot Water (From the film Ham on Rye)
Cloud Nothings – Nothing Without You
Kurt Deemer Band – Take a Chance
Sharon Van Etten, Big Red Machine – A Crime
The Savants of Soul – Honey Child (FAME Studios)
Bruno Mars, Anderson .Paak, Silk Sonic – Leave the Door Open
The Armadillo Paradox – Can’t Hold a Job
girl in red – Serotonin
June Star – Seven Pieces (WhistlePig Records)
St. Vincent – Pay Your Way in Pain
Parker Woodland – Forget Your Face
Stetch Panic -Ouija Boy & Intro
Juana Everett – Free As a Bird
Guitarmy of One – I Spy the Prisoner
Blue Water Highway – Sign Language
Simona Smirnova – Joan’s Calling – Original soundtrack to The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928 French silent film directed by Carl Dreyer)
Carissa Johnson, The Cure-Alls – Something Good
Karaoke – Baby
This Way to the EGRESS – Knock Knock
Ray Dalton – Don’t Make Me Miss You
Slut Magic – Say You’ll Be There (Spice Girls cover)
Mara Connor – Ain’t That a Shame (Fats Domino cover)
Hus Kingpin – Beth Gibbons
Piper Madison – Phonograph
Second Idol – White Noise
Jax Hollow – Say My Name
Raveena – Tweety
Slackrr – Playing with Fire
R. Missing – Placeholder for the Night
Bachelor (Jay Som, Palehound) – Anything At All
Flock of Dimes – Price of Blue (Jenn Wasner of Wye Oak)
Blanck Mass – Starstuff (ex-Fuck Buttons)
Glitterer – Are You Sure?
Nonagon – Tuck the Long Tail Under
Xiu Xiu, Liars – Rumpus Room
Unwed Sailor – Blitz
BTRtoday praises David Croley Broyles’ new single/video “Hot Water”
“Hot Water” is the debut of David Croley Broyles’ solo project, and this single really sets the stage for a musician on fire. READ MORE…
Folk Radio UK debuts the latest video from Emily Moment for “Santa Maria,” calling it a “powerful, empathetic and moving song – the kind of song you can imagine Joan Baez singing.”
Emily breaks through the media noise to the reality of the situation with a very personal story of a mother, worn out and broken, praying to her god for salvation and mercy. There’s a lovely warmth to the sound of this recording, no doubt helped by her choice of studio: Urchin Studios — the London-area studio where Laura Marling tracked Short Movie several years earlier.
She makes it a human story…with her emotive voice at the forefront, it’s a powerful, empathetic and moving song – the kind of song you can imagine Joan Baez singing, let’s hope this one reaches as many ears, it deserves to.