A UK Country Writer Turns a Game with His Daughter Into Country Trance Rainbow Coloured Horse did not start in a studio. Dru Heath,...
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A Sunshine Coast Band Carries Blues and Classic Rock From the Studio to the Stage Shots runs four minutes and twenty-seven seconds on the...
A Former Nashville Lead Guitarist Brings Four Voices to a Single Submitted for Grammy Consideration Four voices carry Release the Doves, a Christmas song...
The German Duo Set a Homecoming Song in Blues Rock, Soul, Americana and Gospel Bring It On Home is a blues rock song about...
A Southampton Band, a Chorus Built on Showing Someone Out and a Rewritten Final Line Echo Union build the chorus of The Door around...
A Country-Rock Duet From St. John’s Gives One Breakup Two Voices and Two Memories Heart Don’t Forget picks up a breakup after the hard...
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,...
A Country Song About Broken Trust Arrived After Two Weeks of Story Chapters A single message confirmed what she already suspected, and that is...
An Edmonton Cowpunk Trio Tells a Roughneck’s Short Life in Four Verses and a Chorus The Ballad of Rigger Morris starts with a lone...
An Orlando Southern Rock Quartet Took Its Album Title From a Song About a River The title of Drowning Amanda Lynne comes from its...

Why a Father-Daughter Songwriting Game Survived as Dru Heath’s Rainbow Coloured Horse
Shots by Sugarbag Blonde: The Long Version of a Sunshine Coast Blues-Rock Single
Where Release the Doves Came From, John DeRosa’s Four-Voice Christmas Song for Grammy Consideration
Why the Blues Homecoming Survived: Seßler/Zeeb’s Bring It on Home Adds a Gospel Choir
Echo Union, The Door and One Changed Line: The Long Version
Heart Don’t Forget: Dunn & Dusty Show Why the Breakup Duet Survived
Where Rustic Glory Came From: A Happy Curmudgeons Memory Song with Hendrix’s Bassist as a Guest
Betrayed by Dunn & Dusty: The Long Version of a Heartbreak Told in Four Chapters
Where The Ballad of Rigger Morris Came From: Alberta’s Oil Patch in a Cowpunk Song
Where Drowning Amanda Lynne Came From: The River Line Inside Prison Wine’s The Bottom Howls
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
Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault