“Years of hopping trains, busking and bruising around the United States, being homeless with plenty of harrowing stories to tell has resulted in that real world authenticity baked into Sierra Ferrell’s West Virginia roots. …. A fairly wild romp through American roots music influences, and bolstered by a zesty and ambitious variety of instrumentation, Long Time Coming refuses to be categorized, aside from being distinctly Sierra.” - Saving Country Music Released August 20, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“When you play Burt’s new record … listen with intentionality and thoughtfulness. … Burt's music expresses an ache for harmony, justice and solidarity. "You, Yeah, You" tells a story about the Sweet Misery and grief that defines our time.” - Iowa Public Radio Released August 27, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“Imagine, for a moment, being born in Rio de Janeiro with the softly sonorous tones of samba, bossa nova, and the folk-psychedelia of Tropicália to consider as its swaying, jutting traditionalism—a lengthy history of inspiration and malleable musicality that includes Jobim, Costa, Conte, Veloso, and Ze. Throw the poetry of penury and the ages-old messiness behind Brazilian socio-politics into the mix, make sure romance, existential ennui, and the human condition are part of the overly-rich blend, shake like a martini, toss like a terrible night’s sleep, and welcome singer, songwriter, and mul ..read more

“Those seeking relief from the perceived plastic and flashy facades of Nashville’s output … often flock to musicians like Emerson who offer a sense of plainspokenness so palpable it feels like eavesdropping. Emerson is nothing if not laid bare, although he doesn’t dwell upon the miseries he’s endured.” - Texas Monthly Released June 25, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“Pure, no bullshit emotional sincerity made for folks who need to feel a little connection to the wider world, to a greater consciousness. Best enjoyed often and amongst friends.” - Line of Best Fit Released June 25, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“On Wary + Strange, [Amythyst] speaks loud, proud, and direct, expressing herself as a Black American queer woman to her listeners and to her peers. At times the record sounds more blues; at others, more rock. But from start to finish it sounds like Amythyst Kiah, which is the best accomplishment of all.” - No Depression Released June 18, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“A plaintive excavation of heart-on-the-sleeve Americana and old-school country…. Their voices intertwine over keening country instrumentals, heart-stirring blues-tinged numbers, and rustic folk offerings, each track offering a peek into the connection between two musical confidantes. The pair share an evident collective love for the music that has shaped them, turning the record into the window to an effortless jam session.” - Under the Radar Magazine Released May 21, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“This is the group’s masterwork to date, a thrillingly rich tapestry that combines passionate reflections on the meaning of black power, sharpened in particular by last summer’s Black Lives Matter protests, with sonic love letters to black culture past and present.” - The Skinny Released May 14, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“Though addressing themes of death and longing, Giddens also focuses our attention on the joy of living …. They’re Calling Me Home is a hauntingly beautiful album with refreshing arrangements that breathe new life into these timeless songs.” - Black Grooves Released April 9, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more

“…identical twins Adam and David Moss create a widescreen landscape incorporating a wealth of music, both folk and country. So much so that labels seem to box them in when what they want to do most is avoid easy definition.” - For Folk’s Sake Released April 16, 2021. Tour Dates ..read more