Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Can’t Take Back // Ryan Curtis Get The Message Through // Sandy Bailey Toothache // Lydia Loveless Tibet // Kindsight Dance Now // Girl and Girl If I Try To Leave // Deer Tick Birds // Divorce Next Rodeo // Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway Before the Sun // Gregory Alan Isakov Drowning In The Deep End // Ten Tonnes Last Time // hunter & wolfe Fallen Angels of Rock ‘n’ Roll // Cordovas First To Know // Declan Welsh and The Decadent West Hard Talk //…
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Songs that we think you should hear without all the pomp and circumstance. Daydream // Being Dead Who Do You Wanna Be? // Dream Wife The Fall // Gregory Alan Isakov Filthy Rich (Live Session) // Uma Other Side of the 45 // The Nadas Salad // Blondshell The Good Fight // Anna Tivel The Narcissist // Blur Golden State // Logan Ledger Palmer Square // Dharmasoul The Trouble With Redemption // Early James The Trouble With Redemption // Early James Look At Me // Cory Wong and Allen Stone Alcohallelujah // Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real
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The great thing about being so late to releasing the August mixtape is that September is here, and the mixtape is ready to go. It goes without saying but I think this mixtape is really great, and I’m digging the heck out of the songs that are on it. Please do let me know if you’ve heard stuff that we missed this month.
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I’m super late (vacation, and some technical issues) to getting this to ya’ll but hey music is music. August was a pretty great month for new music, with new music from some of our favorites like Aaron Lee Tasjan, Ron Gallo and Tallest Man on Earth. But we saw and heard great tunes from all over. Please do let us know if we’ve missed any songs that you are loving right now.
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Another month has gone by and another mixtape is at your fingertips filling your ears with all that goodness you’ve been looking for. This month is not short on jams, and I hope you enjoy this one as much as I do. Let me know what if anything I missed this month.
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We have some beautiful new (though not really new) music to share with you all from Boulder, CO troubadour Gregory Alan Isakov that will just about make your day. The debut studio recording of the live fan favorite song, “Liars,” is the first single from his upcoming album Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony, out June 10th via the musician’s own label, Suitcase Town Music. It features songs from his three previous studio albums, all newly arraigned and re-imagined with the wonderful Colorado Symphony. The orchestral work on “Liars” is otherworldly and adds new layers of sound and emotion…
2 CommentsPhotos by Boston Concert Photography [L]ast week, we were lucky enough to catch a very intimate night out with Josh Ritter & Gregory Alan Isakov, and although that sounds really sexy, it was just a great evening with some fantastic music half of which (Isakov) will be spending time with us at the Fort for Newport Folk Fest. Check out our photos from last week’s first of two nights, and get ready to see Isakov at Newport.
3 Comments[T]onight is one going to be one hell of a show, it is the first night of two special nights with Josh Ritter and Gregory Alan Isakov. Last year, both Josh Ritter and Gregory Alan Isakov put out great records in The Beast in Its Tracks, and The Weatherman, respectively, and a special acoustic night at the Somerville theatre might just be the warmth we absolutely need as winter is refusing to leave the city of Boston. After the dissolution of his marriage, it seems as though Ritter had a ton of things to write, and The Beast in Its…
7 Comments20. Jonny Fritz – Dad Country [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2_RIg0vZPQ[/youtube] [L]ast year, Mr. Fritz was Mr. Corndawg, and he’d kickstartered a record that finally came early this year, chock full of new tunes & re-recordings of old tunes with a bunch of great musicians (Dawes) and now we have one of the funnest records in Dad Country, for the year. Fritz has his own special style that can both make you laugh and cry in separate verses. He’s a blooming songwriter, and always a good time live. For the outlaw country fan, this is an album you have to have. The Tracks >…
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