The Texas Headhunters return with "Rise and Shine," the title track from their forthcoming sophomore album, Rise and Shine, due October 9 via Hardcharger/Blue Élan Records. The new release finds the acclaimed guitar-slinging trio of Ian Moore, Johnny Moeller, and Jesse Dayton doing what they do best: delivering scorching guitar work, swaggering grooves and the unmistakable chemistry that happens when three of Texas' most distinctive players share the same stage and studio.
Out today, "Freak Accident" is the latest release from Soul Asylum's forthcoming live album, MPLS Unplugged, arriving August 28. Originally featured on the band's acclaimed 2024 studio album Slowly But Shirley, the song is reimagined in an intimate acoustic setting that puts Dave Pirner's songwriting front and center. Ahead of the album's release, Soul Asylum brings MPLS Unplugged to the stage for an intimate hometown performance at the Dakota on August 5, featuring Ivan Neville and the Laurels String Quartet.
The Kirk Pasich Project returns with another fearless reinterpretation, teaming with acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress, and comedianScout Durwood for a striking new take onBobbie Gentry's classic "Fancy," available today on all streaming platforms.
Gerry Beckley today releases his interpretation of the Beatles' classic "Norwegian Wood," featuring a special guest appearance by longtime friend and musical hero Graham Nash. The track is the latest preview of Beckley's forthcoming solo album, Merciful, arriving August 28.
Nashville Americana collective Cimarron 615 return with “Praying to Saint Rita,” the spirited new single from their forthcoming third album, Same Sky, due August 7th via Blue Élan Records. Equal parts driving country-rock and clever storytelling, the track showcases the rich harmonies and seasoned musicianship that have become the band’s hallmark.
Today, acclaimed Grammy-nominated artist, activist, and songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan's new album Get Over It, Underdog releases across all streaming platforms, followed by a European and US tour (see full list of dates at his website). Throughout his career, Tasjan has built a reputation for honest and bold songwriting that engages with both personal and cultural fault lines. On Get Over It, Underdog, he continues that trajectory with an album that moves seamlessly between unabashed social commentary and introspective storytelling, pairing incisive lyrics with melodies that land with immediacy.