Isaac Murdoch (Fish Clan, Serpent River First Nation) grew up in the traditional setting of hunting, fishing and trapping. During his many years living off the land, Isaac has learned many of the stories and legends that accompany many of…
From swamp to shining swamp, Bruisey Peets (Ben Usie) has steadily evolved with his unique brand of queer swamp pop. Equal parts earnest songwriting and performance art, Bruisey Peets shows are charmingly confrontational and subversively playful. Originally from Lafayette LA,…
Originating from Utah, Winter Grain now calls Los Angeles home. With influences from Bonnie Raitt, Fleetwood Mac, The Milk Carton Kids, and First Aid Kit, Winter Grain is an acoustic folk-pop band who values craft, dynamics and vocal harmonies. Kate and Secily…
If, like me, you’ve been feeling a confusing mix of anger, depression, and “blah,” it’s time to check out. When Adia Victoria’s essential A Southern Gothic came out a few months ago, I was drawn to the album’s B-side: an…
Austin Carr is an indie folk pop singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Austin loves to blend subversive lyrics about queer relationships with more traditional influences from folk, country, and pop. On his new song “i don’t want to be your…
The bathroom at the Hole In The Wall club in Austin, Texas is the setting for the self-directed “I Thought” video by Jenny Parrott. “The bathroom there is like a character,” Parrott says. “A place where women, femmes and non-binary…
She Returns From War is the brainchild of Hunter Park, a transgender woman who was born and bred in the swamps / country surrounding Charleston, SC her whole life. She channels her experiences through her music and songwriting, and is a…
Matthew James Adkins’s debut album Stoned on My Own is a little country, a little more soul, and a whole lot of heart and grit. Raised on a steady diet of John Denver, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Adkins, along with…