January 9th, 2018 (Press Release) - Outlaw country singer-songwriter Dallas Moore is gearing up to release his latest LP Mr. Honky Tonk and has shared two singles from the album at Wide Open Country & Glide Magazine, with the former stating "this year, Moore will cement his place at the forefront of outlaw country music with his upcoming album." Moore's LP was also featured as one of Saving Country Music's most anticipated releases for 2018. Mr. Honky Tonk is out March 2nd via Sol Records.

Dallas Moore’s old-school country sound developed honestly, following over 20 years of sharing stages and studios with his honky-tonk heroes. Satellite radio support, paired with a willingness to perform over 300 shows a year, finds the seasoned veteran positioned to reach the Americana masses with his forthcoming album Mr. Honky Tonk. 

Tastemakers have taken note already, with the Dallas Moore Band crowned the Ameripolitan Music Awards’ 2017 Outlaw Group of the Year. The award came after three prior nominations for the band No Depression credits with bringing “hangovers and excitement to outlaw country fans everywhere.”

(Press Release) Nashville indie-rock trio The Lonely Biscuits release "Blue Glass", the first single off their debut full-length record The Universe In You, out March 30 via Soundly Music. 
 
Watch and embed the official music video for "Blue Glass" 
 
The Lonely Biscuits have released two EPs to date, the most recent being The San Francisco EP which included their hit single "Talk About" and a fantastic cover of Liz Phair's "Never Said". After establishing that alt-rock sound in The San Francisco EP, The Lonely Biscuits teamed with Cage The Elephant guitarist Nick Bockrath to produce “Blue Glass”, a driving anthem with creative production that mixes fuzzed out rock with hints of motown esque percussion.

Built upon intricate guitar embelishments, indie-folk facets and poetically pop melodies, LA River Bend have succeeded in creating an album of happy nostalgia. The four-piece, made up of Nate Weiner (Vocals, Guitar), Emily Elkin (Cello, Vocals), Branden Stroup (Bass, Vocals, Guitar) and Jacob Seldes (Drums) have honored traditions of Americana folk, by building the walls of their epic soundscapes, embracing the dynamics and ultimately developing an aesthetic unique to their own. 

The band began life as backing Weiner’s solo album, ‘Ride The Sun’ where the group spent time rehearsing and touring up and down the West Coast. After spending hours recording and mixing tracks for this project, with long time friend Stroup and the addition of Elkin’s string arrangements, LA River Bend was born. With the introduction of their now signature three-part harmonies and Seldes on percussion, the new and improved band mastered their authentically rustic, yet beautifully atmospheric sound. Nate explains, “The addition of Seldes to the band is immeasurable, because I think our sound would have been less dimensional without his style of drumming."

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (January 12, 2017)  -  Welcome to Jennyville. Today, Jenny Tolman who brought you "Stripper for a Week" with over 120,000 streams on Spotify, releases her new single“Something To Complain About.”   The crafty singer/songwriter with her own twist and unique stylings co-wrote the unapologetic country song with Aaron Raitiere (three songs on Miranda Lambert’s The Weight of These Wings) and multi-Grammy® nominated producer Dave Brainard (Brandy Clark, Jerrod Neimann, Sunny Sweeney).  Music lovers in search of something fresh and new can download the single here or stream on Spotify here.  

Tolman has developed an uplifting and positive way to interact with her fans on social media called Jenny’s Joy Jar. Every Sunday she asks her fans to post a picture holding a sign stating something they're grateful for.  She then puts all of their gratitude statements in a mason jar and once it’s full, she draws a winner on Facebook "Live" who then gets to request a cover song for her to perform.   #jennysjoyjar is connecting with people who are grateful for the opportunity to be a part of something good and wholesome, especially in a time when social media is filled with so much negativity.  Take a look at the official audio video for “Something To Complain About” and see why more than 67,000 Facebook followers agree.  Watch it here.  ​

​ASHEVILLE (Press Release) -- Jon Stickley Trio is a genre-defying and cinematic instrumental trio, who’s deep grooves, innovative flatpicking, and sultry-spacy violin moves the listener’s head, heart, and feet. “It’s not your father’s acoustic-guitar music—although Stickley’s pop showed him his first chords when he was 12 years old. Instead, Stickley’s Martin churns out a mixture of bluegrass, Chuck Berry, metal, prog, grunge, and assorted other genres—all thoroughly integrated into a personal style,” writes Guitar Player Magazine.

Premier Guitar says, “Stickley’s trio… is not a traditional bluegrass group by any means… they are just nimble and ambitious enough to navigate EDM-style breakbeats as effortlessly as the old timey standard ‘Blackberry Blossom.’”

“Stickley is a super-resourceful acoustic guitarist who uses the instrument in many surprising ways and whose timing is just flawless. Fiddler Lyndsay Pruett puts deep thought into her flowing solos, plus she adds little flourishes and sudden stops that elevate the music,” proclaims Nashville's Music City Roots’ Craig Havighurst.