Although the group brings a combined decades of acoustic music experience, the union of Route 3 is a relative new thing for this foursome. Upon one listen, it’s undeniable the depth of musicianship, songwriting, and just general sense of all things bluegrass this team brings to the table. Newly signed to the Pinecastle Records label,… Continue reading Route 3 – Losing Time
After a long layoff from new material amid the pandemic, Woodlands Worship has been back this year releasing highlights from a pre-COVID live recording from 2019. Taking the time and the opportunity the last few years have afforded them, the team have painstakingly pored over each moment and cherry picked the best of the best… Continue reading Woodlands Worship – Such a Love
Datin employs the help of friends Dax Hamma, Bizzle, and Mike Teezy to bring another in-your-face trap-inspired track, “Too Much? My Bad!” The tongue-in-cheeky title perfectly implicates the song’s intentions, putting Datin ‘n crew’s thoughts and feeling on certain subjects front-and-center and boldly out on the proverbial table. Never one to shy away from his… Continue reading Datin & Dax Hamma feat. Bizzle & Mike Teezy – “Too Much? My Bad!”
Some seven years ago, Ashley Heath gave up her job as a North Carolina barista, leaping into a full-time musician’s career. Now, with the release of her debut album for Organic Records, she’s taking a big step forward onto a national stage—a step that, as Something to Believe’s six songs show, she’s more than ready… Continue reading Ashley Heath – Something to Believe
The Alex Leach Band’s Jim Lauderdale-produced debut, I’m the Happiest When I’m Moving (2021), earned praise as “a bold statement [of] their fresh take on bluegrass—one that draws on a wide-ranging set of historical sounds, yet remains as authentic as Alex himself” (County Sales), while an archetypal example of Leach’s ability to unearth a “deep catalog” gem,… Continue reading The Alex Leach Band – All the Way
Two-by-two. The Gold Coast Horns debut their unique quartet—two saxes, two trumpets—with new single, “Bounce to This.” Featuring acclaimed trumpeters Johnny Britt & Lin Rountree, along with saxophonists Jeff Ryan & Jackeim Joyner, this up-tempo, fun-loving new track will easily have listeners tapping their toes, and—as the title suggests—bouncing their heads.
About the focus track, “Poverty Line” | “Poverty Line” was written for the blue collar, hard working people of the USA. Via adds, “I had the idea after passing ‘Poverty Lane’ along the highway in Patrick County, VA.” I tribute this song to the busking musicians and dive bar warriors out there who are trying… Continue reading Mason Via – New Horizons
Renown children’s content creator and 2021 Dove Award-winning artist Yancy drops her first new single of 2022 with her rendition of the Bede Benjamin-Korporaal, Patrick Mayberry and Nick Herbert-penned song, “Holy Spirit Come.” Not just for the kiddos (although, they’re aways invited), this track is a straight-ahead Sunday worship set tune intended for all ages.… Continue reading Yancy – “Holy Spirit Come”
Launching the first of a series of new children’s projects, MADE is Rolling Hills Worship‘s first all-kids new music release in four-plus years. Bringing just as much (if not more) energy and enthusiasm as their typical worship releases, the team really bring it on this 4-song set, especially on the kickoff track, “Every Day!” The… Continue reading Rolling Hills Worship & Rolling Hills Kids – MADE (Vol. 1, Preschool)
When I first heard Newselph’s remix to “The Best” (original version from the 2013 release of the album, Group Therapy), I was blown away by how he flipped the timing and the cadence through the placement of the drums and sample. Has brought an-almost a slum village-feel to it. Very groovy, and I think our… Continue reading Sivion, Newselph & DJ Manwell – The Best (Remix)
