Allison Russell turns “Nightflyer” into the kind of instant obsession.
Folk
Ellie Holcomb and Bear Rinehart arrive with "Sweet Ever After".
Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert, and Jon Randall land a song.
Guitars ring with clean edges and the rhythm keeps a steady pulse.
The mix leaves enough air around the edges for the guitar.
Jamestown Revival turns “Prospector’s Blues” into the kind of song.
Midland’s “Cowgirl Blues” lands like a fresh favorite and all dust.
Joshua Hyslop turns “Ash & Stone” into the kind of song.
For a commute, a late-night drive, or a porch.
Percussion stays crisp and human, so the chorus lifts.
The production keeps everything punchy and close and so every clap.
The hook arrives with a calm confidence.
Guitars ring with a dry and late-afternoon shimmer.
DOPE LEMON turns “Home Soon” into the kind of hazy comfort track.
On a warm commute, a rooftop drink, or the last ten minutes.
Southern-soul charm, a little grit, and zero filler.
The beat glides on a clean low-end pulse and with crisp percussion.
Hamish Anderson comes in hot with What You Do to Me - Radio Edit.
Flevans and Elliott Cole land “Two Steps”.
