VIDEO: Made in the South Awards Overall Winner 2012

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

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, Dickie Betts of the Allman Brothers. Guitarist Johnny Stachela accompanies Betts

A look at the home of the Garden & Gun Club in Louisville

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

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

The Western Kentucky native plays three songs, including the Hank Williams–inspired “Solitaire.” Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

The singer-songwriter performs four songs, including two from his forthcoming debut album, This Far South: the title track and “By the Way,” a tribute to his late father, John Prine

The singer-songwriter, who was signed to the late John Prine’s label in 2019, performs three songs. Recorded at High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

The Oxford, Mississippi–based alternative folk band plays four songs, including the new tracks “Carry On, Carry On” and “Don’t You Worry”

The Grammy-winning bluegrass band plays three songs in a follow-up to its 2018 Back Porch Session

The Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso plays four songs, including “Crooked Tree,” from the 2022 album of the same name, plus a new song—“Where Did All the Wild Things Go?”—from her forthcoming album