Category: Blues & Americana

Review By Halina Wegner Jessica Lynn, the New York-born singer-songwriter renowned for her electrifying “country arena rock” sound, steps boldly into her rock-and-roll origins with her latest single, Truckin’. Already established as a chart-topping artist and a formidable live performer, she proves once again that genre boundaries are merely suggestions, not rules. [more…]

Review By Halina Wegner Blues-infused alt-rock duo When Rivers Meet – the award-winning partnership of Grace and Aaron Bond – return with their highly anticipated fourth album Rhythm Rust & Static, set for release on 19 June 2026. Following their 2025 breakthrough Addicted To You, which reached the UK Top 4, and [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Canadian roots-rock-soul collective Bywater Call return with No One Else, a retro-soul banger and the third single from their upcoming fourth album Broken Souvenirs, out July 29. Clearly, this is a band that knows exactly who they are — and 2026 is shaping up to be a brilliant [more…]

ay Psaros Long Time Coming review.  By Lily O’Delia  Long Time Coming is simply a good record. Jay Psaros knows how to write songs that stay with you because they come from a real place, and this album is full of that kind of honesty. The songwriting feels lived-in and thoughtful without becoming heavy-handed. Every track [more…]

Kenny Chesney CLOSES IT OUT w. “Carry On”SOUL-AFFIRMING ANTHEM FOR MAXIMUM JOYMARKS ICON’S BIGGEST ADD DAY EVER —158 of 158 Radio Stations Embrace the Power of Positive Vibe! NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Kenny Chesney has built a career on finding songs that hit people right where they live. For his HEY NOW Records [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Hillbilly Vegas are a high – energy 5 piece juggernaut Southern Rock Band from Oklahoma who burst onto the scene in 2011, they have been carving out a solid fanbase since the release of their debut album Ringo Manor. The boys bring a party – like atmosphere which [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes There comes a point in every great artist’s career where instinct takes over, the comfort zone is left behind, and something raw, exciting, and deeply personal emerges. On Chance Worth Taking, Marc Broussard doesn’t just flirt with the blues—he dives in headfirst, and the result is a rich, [more…]