Music

Formerly the Read Southall Band, Oklahoma’s Southall pushes the boundaries of its Red Dirt sound on a new self-titled album

The up-and-coming Nashville band sharpens its sound on its major-label debut album, Dusk, out this month

Listen to “I Wanna Be with You,” from Colter’s forthcoming Edge of Forever

Catching up with TJ Osborne on the standout country duo’s self-titled fourth album and newfound sense of freedom

Novelist Silas House chats with the author of the new book Prine on Prine, which collects decades’ worth of interviews with the beloved songwriter

The Nashville-by-way-of-Canada singer and multi-instrumentalist celebrates healing and female artistry on The Returner

It’s been a long road for the Arkansas songwriter, and with The Devil
I Know, she proves she’s just getting started

Get a first listen of the song from Nelson’s forthcoming album, Bluegrass

The artists play two songs, including “Promises,” from their latest album, Second Nature. Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

Forty years after the release of Around the Bend, now available in a newly remastered version, onetime University of Georgia student John T. Edge on that other Athens band that set the tone for college rock

The Floyd, Virginia, native gets real about her past on her sophomore album, Psychopath

The Florida-born guitarist and songwriter plays four tracks from his debut album, Wild & Precious Life, among them “Stare at the Sun,” which was influenced by the fearless guitar playing of his father, Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers. Guitarist Johnny Stachela accompanies Betts

Listen to the track from the rising blues artist’s forthcoming sophomore album, The Fatalist

Musicians reflect on the album that blasted out of little Doraville, Georgia, in 1973

Listen to a sampler and see photos from Playing for the Man at the Door, a stunning collection of field recordings from a blues fanatic

The singer-songwriter performs three songs, including two from her 2021 album, History of a Feeling. Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

Four members of the music collective—Julie Williams, Jett Holden, Roberta Lea, and Tylar Bryant—perform songs. Recorded at the High Water Music Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

The North Carolina-born singer conjures female heroes on her first solo album in six years

Listen to the track from the Grammy-winning bluegrass band’s forthcoming album, Morning Shift

Wilder Woods, the stage name of South Carolina–born Bear Rinehart, performs three songs, including “Maestro (Tears Don’t Lie),” from his latest album, Fever Sky. Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina