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Docfell & co share their ‘Frequencies and Vibrations’

As songwriters we must be willing to share our life experiences in song. But let’s face it, many of the best songs do not come from happy experiences. Those heartbreaks stir up emotion that spills into our music which connects to the listeners. Our friends Docfell & co returns from a short hiatus with an […]

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Robert Sarazin Blake Unleashes Untamed Emotion on “Let The Longing Run Wild And Free”

There is something to be said for an artist that can keep a music career going for decades. This is not an easy business but if you are doing what you love the struggles will fade away. Our new friend Robert Sarazin Blake has been making music for almost 30 years. Now ready to release […]

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The Kearns Family Finds Beauty in Solitude and Connection on “Together and Alone”

Sometimes the world evolves around an artist and a push is given to change their own world as well as their art. This maturity to accept fate and move forward peacefully is not always a common trait. Our new friend Pat Kearns has taken this leap and found a new peace. As well as a […]

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George Highfill Celebrates Blue-Collar Country With ‘Thank A Trucker’

With the biggest artists in the world recently entering the country music scene with their crossovers and collaborations (*see Beyonce and Post Malone), there has been a renewed explosion of this new country music sound. It is great to draw new listeners in but some listeners and artists will stick with the classic sound of […]

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Alex Martin Lets Us Visit His ‘Appalachian Fall’

Some of my favorite songs are the ones that tell a story. Being able to follow a journey while sounds lead the way will always appeal to me. There is elegant beauty in allowing my mind to paint pictures to music. Our recent discovery Alex Martin has recently put his focus into sharing the poetry […]

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Keegan McEnroe Takes Us Away With ‘Dusty Passports and Empty Beds’

As we currently move forward to the next crisis, many have forgotten about the death knell delivered to the music industry by the Covid pandemic. In particular, the musicians who made their living touring and playing live. That opportunity was ripped away suddenly with these artists trying to figure out how to survive. Many did […]

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Gordon Thomas Ward leads the stories ‘Walking On The Wire’

When art is your life you must be willing to throw your full focus into it. This does not mean you need to be specific. Art is a many faceted diamond. Play music, paint, write. As long as you are sharing from your artistic soul, you are fulfilling your purpose. Our friend Gordon Thomas Ward […]

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Christian Parker Takes Flight With his Byrds tribute ‘Change Is Now’

Strap yourselves in for a roots rock revival. Our friend Christian Parker puts aside his usual singer-songwriter fare and dives headfirst into all the jangly glory of The Byrds on his latest album, Change is Now: A Tribute to The Byrds. Forget nostalgia acts churning out tired covers – Parker breathes new fire into these […]