Though Michael Prewitt has become primarily known over the last few years as a hard hitting traditional bluegrass mandolinist, his latest release, Something He Can Handle, shows us an entirely different side of his artistry. With seven of the ten tracks penned
With the combination of self-reflection during the COVID pandemic and his departure from the GRAMMY-winning Steep Canyon Rangers, Woody Platt set out to begin the next phase of his musical journey. His debut solo album, Far Away With You, marks the beginning
While Mike Compton and Joe Newberry have each made individual contributions to the traditional acoustic landscape, the music they make together provides a thrilling combination of old time, early country, and blues flavors. Their latest offering, Home In My Heart, their first
Adam McIntosh is a name that should be familiar to most bluegrass fans. Through stints with artists such as Dry Branch Fire Squad and currently as a member of Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers, he's gained a sterling reputation
Just two months after the release of his first live effort, Live Vol. 1, Billy Strings has graced us with another studio recording, his first since 2022's Grammy-nominated Me/And/Dad. Highway Prayers is a 20 song collection featuring a broad spectrum of musical ideas. Leanin' on
As a musician who's performed a wide array of music from jazz to klezmer, it comes as somewhat of a surprise that Andy Statman's latest release has a strong focus on traditional bluegrass. Bluegrass Tracks is Statman's nod to his early days
From her formative years in Greentop, MO to becoming a member of WSM's Grand Ole Opry in 2021, Rhonda Vincent's career has taken her down many roads. Her latest release, Destinations and Fun Places, is a concept album which takes the listener
Since forming twenty years ago, The Grascals have had a storied career, from serving as Dolly Parton's backing band on her Hello Dolly tour to making over two hundred guest appearances on the Grand Ole Opry, among numerous other accomplishments.
Since the release of their last album, Lonesome, in 2022, a few things have shifted for Texas based HillBilly Fever. For one, the lineup has completely changed, with the exception of banjoist Mark Krider and dobro player Randy Pasley. As a result,
Dan Tyminski is a name synonymous with bluegrass vocal excellence. Throughout his long career, Tyminski has appeared on several live recordings such as Down From The Mountain in 2000, and Alison Krauss & Union Station's Grammy-winning album, Live in 2003. Live From The Ryman is Tyminski's
