Tyler Nichols Finds Heartbreak and Clarity on “West Virginia Turnpike”
There’s not much that’s more painful than roadtripping with someone you’d rather not be with. Tyler Nichols’ gorgeous “West Virginia Turnpike” finds tragedy and possibility in that moment. Recorded with American Aquarium’s Neil Jones, “West Virginia Turnpike” is the first…
Cynthia Hamar Handles Big Emotions Quietly in “Shaken”
Cynthia Hamar writes haunting, commanding, and introspective folk music. She is an Alberta-born Métis singer-songwriter with four studio albums that prove dedication to her craft. Hamar can execute timeless songs that will stand up with the sounds of Buffy St.…
Michael Kiel Cash’s Mystical “Heart of the Mountain” Grooves and Rolls
Michael Kiel Cash weaves tradition, authenticity, and decades of musical experience into a brand new, roots-inspired solo project. Infusing themes of mythology, philosophy, and the esoteric with familiar images of the American landscape and way of life, Michael Kiel Cash…
The Oak Hill Drifters Doth Protest Too Much On Queer Love Story “Believe Me, Iris”
The love of early 20th century American roots music is very apparent with Oak Hill Drifters, who are based out of Orlando, Florida. Their music and performance echos the 1940’s – 1960’s paying homage to some of the great pioneers…
Get Washed Away With Carl Kammeyer’s Breezy “Since You Been Gone”
Carl Kammeyer is an American singer/songwriter living in Bethel Island CA. Carl is currently creating his own music that he loves. Carl plays an arrangement of many instruments that all come together creating these powerful songs with feelings. Kammeyer’s new…