Man Boy Brown — the solo alter ego of Raul Pacheco, vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and co-founding member of the three-time Grammy-winning Los Angeles institution Ozomatli — releases his new single “The Word” today, a slow-burning, romantic track steeped in sensuality, longing, and cinematic storytelling.
With today’s release of “Lucretia,” Sam Morrow pushes further into the bold new chapter he first introduced with “Cruisin’,” building momentum toward the release of his new full-length album, Southern Boogie, arriving June 12, 2026 via Copaco/Blue Élan Records. Long celebrated for his swampy blend of country funk and roadhouse blues, Morrow has fully stepped beyond the Americana-leaning palette of his earlier trilogy and into something grittier, louder and raw, Texas-bred southern rock that sounds exactly like what it is: Sam Morrow, confidently evolving.
Today, powerhouse vocalist Courtney Santana steps into the spotlight with the release of her debut solo album, Living Through It All, via Hardcharger Records. Leading the album is the bold and blues-soaked focus track, “No Apology,” a defiant bluesy anthem written by Samantha Fish that captures Santana at her most unflinching and self-assured.
Acclaimed Grammy-nominated artist, activist, and songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan announces his forthcoming album Get Over It, Underdog, out physically on May 29, and digitally on July 17th, followed by a European and US tour. 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.
Today, UK soul collective Mamas Gun unveil their long-awaited sixth studio album, DIG!—a rich, analog-crafted body of work that captures the band at their most cohesive and emotionally resonant. Leading the release is the standout focus track, “Hardest Yards,” a slow-burning, piano-led groove that speaks to perseverance, resilience, and the quiet strength it takes to keep moving forward.
Today, Nashville outlaw country siren India Ramey releases “We Ride At Dawn,” the latest from her forthcoming LP Villain Era, out May 8 via Copaco Records/Blue Élan Records. In celebration of the release, Ramey will also embark on a Nashville Honky Tonk tour. “Nashville reaches so many different audiences depending on the room, so I wanted to take this new music on a mini-tour of some of my favorite spots around town,” she shares.