Lori McKenna: Massachusetts
Lori McKenna is one of the most gifted songwriters of her generation, and this collection is a stellar display of her talent. Not a wasted word on these dozen gems that weave stories in and out of perfect melodies. Wicked good.
Kim Richey: Thorn In My Heart
Veteran singer-songwriter Kim Richey’s seventh album, “Thorn In My Heart,” is a 12-song delight, showcasing the breadth of her style, depth of her skills and her stunningly beautiful voice.
Mary Gauthier: Live at Blue Rock
On her first live recording, Americana songwriter Mary Gauthier delivers powerful tales of broken and relatable characters. A stunning collection.
John Corbett: Leaving Nothin’ Behind
The sophomore CD of musician and actor John Corbett is a collaboration with songwriter Jon Randall Stewart with some of Nashville’s greatest stopping by to lend their talents.
Kris Kristofferson: Feeling Mortal
The 28th album from one of the most admired songwriters in history, 76-year-old Kristofferson approached this aptly-titled release with his trademark honesty. Produced by Don Was, it’s a beautiful reflection of the of a remarkable talent.
The Best of Eva Cassidy
A collection of 20 songs, including a new version of “You Take My Breath Away,” by one of the most-loved singers of our time.
Paul Kelly: Spring and Fall
The legendary Australian singer-songwriter delivers an intimate classic with his first new album in five years.
Maia Vidal: God Is My Bike
Garnering international acclaim, Maia Vidal’s debut is a delightful blend of whimsical melodies and lyrical depth.
Meshell Ndegeocello: Pour Une Âme Souveraine
An acclaimed and widely respected musician, Meshell Ndegeocello pays tribute to one of her heroes of similar note, Nina Simone.
Kurt Elling: 1619 Broadway – The Brill Building Project
A jazzy salute to the legendary creative home of the writer’s of enduring classics like “On Broadway,” “So Far Away,” and “You Send Me.”
The Gaddabouts: Look Out Now!
The supergroup featuring Edie Brickell, drumming great Steve Gadd, bassist Pino Palladino and guitarist Andy Fairweather Low serve up a sophomore album of sonic treats.
Steve Forbert: Over With You
One of America’s most poetic songwriters, Steve Forbert’s newest release is a collection of insightful accounts of human relationships.
Maia Sharp: Change the Ending
One of today’s finest songwriters, Maia Sharp’s eye for detail, ear for catchy melodies and warm voice shine on her new release.
Kelly Joe Phelps: Brother Sinner and the Whale
With his gritty voice and mesmerizing work on the bottleneck guitar, Kelly Joe Phelps delivers his most soulful CD to date.
Radney Foster: Unplugged & Lonesome
Radney Foster takes us back 20 years and reinvents one of the best country records ever made, live and unplugged.
Walt Wilkins: Plenty
Texas troubadour Walt Wilkins celebrates his heritage with a mix of joyful, introspective and boot-scootin’ tunes on his new release, Plenty.
Jesse Harris: Sub Rosa
Jesse Harris steps out of the shadows and serves up the easy breezy sounds of Brazil on his newest release, featuring special guests Norah Jones, Conor Oberst and more.
Kyler England: The Spare Key Sessions
Kyler England’s EP is a stripped-down affair of acoustic gems, where her gorgeous voice reigns and “the smart & heart meet.”
Ed Romanoff: Ed Romanoff
Ed Romanoff’s debut is a gritty masterwork of melancholic and atmospheric Americana, with stories and an economy of words that feel like a redemptive shot of whiskey.
Jerry Douglas: Traveler
This world-renowned Dobrist has gathered a circle of friends—including Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Alison Krauss, Keb’ Mo’ and Mumford & Sons—for a musical tour de force.
Sylvie Lewis: It’s All True
One of the most charming collections of the year, Sylvie Lewis delivers a delightful serving of acoustic tunes with a voice so beautiful it will make you weep. Produced by The Shins’ Richard Swift, the CD is a joy from beginning to end.
Mary Chapin Carpenter: Ashes and Roses
Mary Chapin Carpenter’s offers a baker’s dozen of acoustic gems on her most personal release to date.
Jim’s Big Ego: Stay
Smart, witty and delightfully absurd aptly cover the descriptive bases of Jim’s Big Ego—a group that is, according to them, “The Greatest Band in the History of Recorded Music.”
Shawn Colvin: All Fall Down
Grammy award-winning artist Shawn Colvin has uncovered, polished and delivered another wellspring of personal and poetic gems for her fans.
