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Jess Williamson releases A Mile South of Heaven via New West Records, produced by Shooter Jennings at Sunset Sound and exploring home and displacement.
Texas singer-songwriter Jess Williamson shares Hum Of The City, the final preview of Shooter Jennings-produced album A Mile South Of Heaven on New West Records.
Kyle Durell slows the tempo with Brother, an evocative country-leaning song built around plainspoken storytelling and emotional resonance.
Pitchfork reviews John Prine’s Live at Old Town School of Folk, an unedited 2010 concert recording from the Chicago institution where his folk journey began.
British Columbia five-piece BackPorch Banjo release What a Difference a Day Makes, an acoustic roots album where banjo, fiddle and harmonies carry stories of work, love and heartbreak.
Eugene songwriter Dakota Harris releases Skoden, a six-track Americana and country set recorded at Royal Sound Studios with vocals, guitar and old-school songwriting focus.