In preparation of releasing his next Mountain Fever Records full-length—named for previous single, “We’re All Crazy”—Adkins drops single, “Cold Hearted Woman.” The banjo and acoustic guitar-driven alt-country force, this song is just the energy needed before an album launch. Vocally, it’s classic Adkins with strong harmonies and alt-country flavor.
The mission of the Recording Academy is to recognize excellence in the recording arts and sciences, cultivate the well-being of the music community, and ensure that music remains an indelible part of our culture. As the leading community of music professionals, the Recording Academy’s purpose is to: ADVOCATE | We fight for the rights of… Continue reading The Recording Academy
The Gospel Music Association‘s mission is to expose, promote and celebrate the Gospel through music by propelling the Christian & Gospel music industry through education, advocacy, research, and preservation. Founded in 1964, the GMA focuses its efforts on a past, present and future model. Through the GMA Foundation and the GMA Gospel Music Hall of… Continue reading Gospel Music Association
In this tag-team of superstars, The GRAMMY-nominated songstress Dale Ann Bradley joins forces with Exile founder J.P. Pennington to create the atmospheric new single, “Sun’s Gonna Shine.” The drones of the acoustic guitar and fiddle amplify the song’s optimistic-yet-mystical mood, while Pennington and Bradley’s vocals soar to lift the listener to new heights. Written by… Continue reading Dale Ann Bradley feat. J.P. Pennington – “Sun’s Gonna Shine”
Few bluegrass groups have been around for forty years, and even fewer have been more popular, more widely admired or more influential for as long as Mountain Home Music Company recording artists, Lonesome River Band. By the early 1990s, they were winning key awards and topping the charts, and while members have come and gone,… Continue reading Lonesome River Band – Heyday
Sit back. Relax. Let the casual, nonchalant nature of Tylerhateslife calmly remind you, that—despite the best efforts of the ways of the world—everything is truly gonna be OK. Seriously, though, how could it not when you’ve got a track like “still.” to bounce to? Incorporating some of his more peppier, caribbean-flair (like on previous single,… Continue reading Tylerhateslife – still.
Releasing their 5th consecutive single for the summer of ’22, Woodlands Worship introduces the title track to their upcoming live album, “Such a Love.” Although recorded in ’19, the Houston, TX-based worship outfit has waited, “…for such a time as this…,” to unveil their new set to the world. A thriving, growing, worshipful congregation, Woodlands… Continue reading Woodlands Worship – “Such a Love” (Live)
For their first release of 2022, Wilson Banjo Co. brings something a little different to the table than recently released material. With a more traditional, up-tempo, swing-style acoustic, the group drops, “Sadie Danced a Hole in Her Stocking.” A song that’s easy to jump up and dance along with, and the hooky chorus is a… Continue reading Wilson Banjo Co. – “Sadie Danced a Hole In Her Stockings”
Over a laid-back slice of jazz with sprinkles of organ and slaps, Sareem Poems and Chris Orrick (f.k.a. Red Pill) glide through air traffic and drop the types of gems on this remake of “Matters of Man” that can only come from life experience. Originally featured on 2019’s 88 to Now, this track points us… Continue reading Sareem Poems, Newselph & Chris Orrick – Matters of Man (Remix)
The Kingsmen‘s “Church of the Great I Am” from their album, More to the Story, is No. 1 on this month’s SGN Scoops chart. “We are thrilled that listeners are still loving our musical after 65 years and it’s because of them that we are celebrating this No. 1 song,” says the Kingsmen’s Chris Jenkins.… Continue reading The Kingsmen’s “Church of the Great I Am” Goes No. 1 on SGN Scoops Chart
