Why the Aftermath Folk Song Survived: Foxy Leopard’s Children of the War Starts Where Battles End
Resonator Guitar, Harmonica and a Children’s Choir Tell What Happens After the Armies Go Home Children of the War sets a weathered lead vocal...
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Why a Lockdown Co-Write Between Neighbours Survived as Home to You by Michelle Murrell
A Central Coast Country Ballad Carried by Acoustic Guitar, Cajón and Bill Chambers’ Hammond An acoustic guitar sets an easy pace on Home to...
Louder by Pete Keating: The Long Version, Tracked Live in Seattle
An Uncut Live Take at London Bridge Studio Anchors a Song About Not Backing Down An older guitarist living with multiple sclerosis had been...
Why the Blues Homecoming Survived: Seßler/Zeeb’s Bring It on Home Adds a Gospel Choir
The German Duo Set a Homecoming Song in Blues Rock, Soul, Americana and Gospel Bring It On Home is a blues rock song about...
Where Rustic Glory Came From: A Happy Curmudgeons Memory Song with Hendrix’s Bassist as a Guest
Dave Hamilton’s Song of Love and Loss, Played with Guests Billy Cox and Bobby Balderrama The bass on Rustic Glory belongs to Billy Cox,...
Where Drowning Amanda Lynne Came From: The River Line Inside Prison Wine’s The Bottom Howls
An Orlando Southern Rock Quartet Took Its Album Title From a Song About a River The title of Drowning Amanda Lynne comes from its...
Raygun Carver Shows Where Everywhere You Go Is Where Youll Be Came From: Swing, Vaudeville and a Walking Bass
A 2023 Pacific Northwest Single That Runs Americana Over a Jazz Rhythm Section Listen to the bottom of everywhere you go is where youll...
Ted Stanley and Where Eternal Thread Came From, Four Revisits Later
The British Writer Has Re-Recorded Four of His Own Songs and Counting Look down Ted Stanley‘s catalogue and a word keeps appearing in brackets....
Sabina Chantouria Sent Echoes to Ventura and Let American Session Players Carry It
A Swedish Georgian Songwriter, a Los Angeles Rhythm Section, and One Slide Guitar Echoes opens on an acoustic guitar and a voice, which is...
Mark Vennis Fighting on All Fronts: Where Thirteen Songs Came From, One Weekend at A Time
A Film Producer, A Long-Time Collaborator, and Eighteen Months of Weekends Fighting on All Fronts opens with reggae guitar and people still living the...
Why the Glockenspiel Survived: Bed by Stacy Henle and the Craft of a Quiet Folk Single 
Maybe Magic by Ryan Sweezey and a Decade of Unfinished Songs: The Long Version 
Where Deep Blue Sea Came From: Kadi Beth and a Mayday Call Over Dark Water 
Backyard Getaway by Emily Fraser, a Pop-Country Escape: The Long Version