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Listen: Captain Americana Spotify playlist for 3/3/20

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Listen to this week’s Captain Americana Spotify playlist featuring:

Neon Moon – Smoking Gun
Phoebe Bridgers – Garden Song
Julie Amici & Dean Mueller – Blind Beulah
Christian Lee Hutson – Northsiders
Tai Shan – Ripe on the Vine
Béla Fleck – Nashville
Nathan Kalish – Kalimotxo
Craig Gerdes – Only the Road Knows
Jeff Crosby – If I’m Lucky
Andrew Weiss and Friends – Everybody Loves a Comeback
Jen Starsinic – Foreign Thing
Caleb Caudle – Let’s Get
Chatham Rabbits, Alan Barnosky on bass – This Year
Molly Parden – Lord, I Hope This Day is Good
Drew Young, Amy Trail – Southern Comfort
David Childers – Flow on River
Salim Nourallah – Jesus of Sad
The Revivalists – Oh No – Made In Muscle Shoals
Wood Belly – Caroline
Rachel Baiman – Countin’ on You
Mark Erelli – A Little Kindness
Nora Jane Struthers – Slow Climb
Ida Mae – Chasing Lights (OurVinyl Sessions)
The Barefoot Movement – Doin’ Alright
Chicago Farmer – Indiana Line
Dead Horses – Family Tapes
Miss Tess – The Moon is an Ashtray
Andy Golledge – When Your Mind’s Away
Josiah Johnson – World’s Not Gonna End
Corb Lund – 90 Seconds of Your Time
David Myles – Leave Tonight
Whitney Rose – Believe Me, Angela

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American Songwriter features new single from Andrew Weiss and Friends

Love and romance are easily the most common of songwriting themes, but the idea of redemption within that same context is often untapped territory.  Songwriter Andrew Weiss took a lens to the concept and dove deeper into an idea so relatable but rarely adopted for songwriting. Fifty songs later, he found what he was looking for and wrote “Everybody Loves a Comeback.”

“I love songwriting, and I immerse myself in the craft. I get really excited at the beginning of an album cycle about what shape the songs will take,” explained Weiss.  “That’s the beauty of songwriting, a song can appear from thin air, where before there was nothing.  When we were finishing up our first album The Honeymoon Suite, I started writing again for the next album, I wrote around fifty songs during the process, and “Everybody Loves a Comeback” was one of the first songs written.  For some reason, the topic of redemption was on my mind and I was trying to present a convincing argument for why people who mess up deserve a second chance. I put this idea through the lens of a romantic relationship. It’s not always easy to believe that argument, but redemption is always an interesting topic to explore.”

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Parade features new Jeff Crosby release, “If I’m Lucky”

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Jeff Crosby by Scott Simontacchi
With the new single, “If I’m Lucky” Nashville-based Americana singer-songwriter Jeff Crosby rolls out an upbeat rocker of a song. Here, Crosby aims at holding onto love, hope and motivation, and if we’re lucky, he’ll keep delivering tracks like this one for a long time. The cut appears on his new album, Northstar.  READ MORE…

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Glide Magazine calls Hollow Fortyfives’ “Fickle Heart,” “A power-pop gem”

Los Angeles rock & roll power trio Hollow Fortyfives understand the value of a break from the day-to-day grind of modern living. With their new EP, Weekender, (out March 6th on Baby Robot Records.) The trio has created a rollicking, hard-hitting ode to time off; a soundtrack not simply suited to, but crafted to incite house parties, late nights, impulsive trips and the specific type of debauchery that inevitably creates camaraderie. READ MORE…

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Father/daughter garage punks The Exbats share new single at New Noise Magazine

Arizona father/daughter garage-punk outfit The Exbats drop a needle straight into the vein of what made the world fall in love with rock ‘n’ roll in the first place. Their new LP Kicks, Hits and Fits (out March 6 on Burger Records) is a witchy, punk-rock sock hop of a record that navigates teen angst, falling in love, breakups, and figuring out where in the hell you fit into society, especially when you’re not yet old enough to get into the club where your band is playing. READ MORE…