Rising Americana, finger-style and slide guitar star Cristina Vane’s much-anticipated second album, Make Myself Me Again, out now on Red Parlor Records, is a fantastic collection of songs that showcase her wide range of vocal and picking styles…

Celebrated roots musician Seth Walker has announced his eleventh album, "I Hope I Know".

"The Plan of Paris" can be interpreted as a book of individual short stories with detailed, very specific cinematic set pieces conceived as narratives, an intimate, fluid hybrid of jazz, folk and blues.

Down in Louisiana, they do things differently. The Southern states musical giants have always had their own distinct recipe for American roots: spiced with jazz, steeped in swamp-blues and cooked up a little differently by every artist who performs it. As a second-generation child of the Bayou State, Kenny Neal has taken his own inimitable guitar, gale-force harp and roadworn voice all over the globe.

In 2011, Mavis Staples stepped into Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, New York (better known as The Barn) for a Midnight Ramble performance that would end up being her last with Helm, who died the following year. That performance will become public with the release of ‘Carry Me Home,’ a recording of that performance that represents some of Helm’s final recordings before his death.

Stone the Crows is the debut album by Stone the Crows.

2022 release. Double UK Blues Awards finalist and Number 1 IBBA artist Emma Wilson releases her much anticipated studio album Wish Her Well.

Elmore James presents his 1971 album All Them Blues, a 20-track collection of originals and standards. Audio Fidelity presents this legacy recording in stunning modern clarity with its remastering and digital transfer process.

Eastern North Carolina’s Johnny Ray Daniels, patriarch of the sacred soul Daniels family, releases his debut solo album Whatever You Need.

Leyla McCalla finds inspiration from her past and present, whether it is her Haitian heritage or her adopted home of New Orleans, she a bilingual multi-instrumentalist and alumna of Grammy award-winning African-American string band, the Carolina Chocolate Drops has risen to produce a distinctive sound that reflects the union of her roots and experience. McCalla has produced a multi-disciplinary music, dance and theatre work, Breaking the Thermometer to Hide the Fever, which follows her personal journey as she uncovers the history of Radio Haiti, the first radio station in Haiti to report news in Haitian Kreyol - the voice of the people.

Dave Weld and The Imperial Flames, an authentic, real deal blues band, high energy with versatile talent, variety, and a cohesive show that includes original driving houserockin blues, boogie and Soul. The originals are classic in nature, the standards are revitalized with striking three part vocal harmony, three vocal stylists, Passionate slide guitarist, Dave Weld mentored from Grammy Winning Master J.B. Hutto and legendary slideman, along with blues diva and two time Rami winner Mona Rose (Monica Myhre), a rock rhythm section consisting of the creamy voice of Jeff Taylor holding a solid beat on drums and Kenny Pickens blazing on bass.