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The Deli Magazine Writes Praises of Andrew Leahey’s “Airwaves”

As a musician, I hear plenty of songs where I curse the ground upon which I walk, for I’ve heard the kind of sound that I wish I could produce. Enter Andrew Leahey, whose tracks have caused me to spit more well-deserved expletives at the soil than I can count. Leahey’s new album Airwaves — which drops everywhere on 03.01 — channels the songwriter’s favorite artists such as Petty and Springsteen, whose music he cherished as a kid. The album comes as the result of a creative spurt done after a brain operation that almost cost Leahey his life. Thank the lucky stars for his survival, because Airwaves has tracks that channel the earworm classic rock sound that will get locked in your head.

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LA Duo Roses & Cigarettes Interviews with Cowboys & Indians

Jenny Pagliaro and Angela Petrilli are Roses & Cigarettes, a duo whose band name was inspired by the Ray LaMontagne song of the same name. They combine roots, rock, country, and pop to generate an eclectic Americana blend.

Their new album, Echoes and Silence, was released in the midst of Pagliaro’s battle with breast cancer and takes her fight to the forefront with album highlights “Fast As I Can” and “Whispers in the Wind.”

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Grand Canyon’s Casey Shea Interviews with For Folks Sake

In an era of computer-made, beat-driven music, Grand Canyon is the antithesis of modern pop music. However, by focusing on musicianship and timeless songwriting, and drawing on the inspiration of the classic sounds and arrangements of the 70s, it is the kind of pop music that will be wafting through the canyons for a long time. Here, vocalist Casey Shea discusses his musical origins, what success looks like, and the value of a good night’s sleep…

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Rolling Stone Magazine Names Kyle Daniel’s “Born to Lose” as a “Song to Know”

Kentucky songwriter Kyle Daniel shines a sympathetic light on the cycle of addiction in his new song “Born to Lose,” a personal track inspired by people he knew in his Bowling Green hometown.

“We live in a time in which addiction has somehow impacted all of our lives,” says Daniel of the song, off his upcoming EP What’s There to Say?, out March 15th. “I felt the need to discuss the hardships of this crisis, without painting it in a negative light, coming from a place or understanding and acceptance.”

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Billboard Premieres Boo Ray’s New “Gone Back Down to Georgia” Video

Boo Ray and his band are charismatic enough to carry a video just by performing. But the Americana artist adds a wrinkle or two for the video for “Gone Back Down to Georgia,” premiering below from his new album Tennessee Alabama Fireworks.

The plot — about a woman collecting mysterious envelopes that she delivers to Ray to reveal a secret recipe for Nashville’s famous Hot Chicken — was cooked up by Ray after a discussion with director Price Harrison. “Price and I had been talking about stuff —movies, mostly,” Ray tells Billboard. “I’d been talking about a bunch of David Lynch stuff and we looked at some other movies, even Blade Runner and True Romance.” A Harrison photo shoot with the band that incorporated a red light backdrop gave Ray a sense of the feel that he wanted and led him to come up with a treatment for the video.

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Charles Wesley Godwin Highlights Hometown Favorites with The Bluegrass Situation

Welcome to “A Minute In …” — a BGS feature that turns musicians into hometown reporters. In our latest column, Charles Wesley Godwin takes us through West Virginia, a state that inspired much of the music on his notable new album, Seneca.