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REVIEW: The Montvales “Path of Totality”
The Montvales Path of Totality Produced by Eli LoPinto (Chris Stapleton, Emily Nenni) and released on Free Dirt Records, Path of Totality finds Cincinnati‑based duo The Montvales — Sally Buice and Molly Rochelson — in superb form. Recorded with engineer/mixer Jesse Noah Wilson and mastered by Kevin Butler, the album benefits from sensitive, spacious production […]
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REVIEW: Emma Cook “Of the Morning”
Emma Cook Of the Morning Indie-folk artist Emma Cook has recently released her latest long-player, Of the Morning, an exploration of personal transformation. Cook says, “I’ve always had a lot of ideas, and I’m trying not to minimize the fact that as a self-employed indie musician it’s a really big deal that I was able […]
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Cody Jinks Calls Out Billboard’s List of New “Outlaw” Artists

But what Billboard failed to mention whatsoever is how there’s an actual modern Outlaw country scene, as well as an Outlaw country sound that isn’t really that hard to find.
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REVIEW: Son Little “Cityfolk”
Son Little Cityfolk Son Little’s new album, Cityfolk, reflects his heritage. His house in Atlanta flooded, and, due to a variety of other circumstances, he ended up recording in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where he connected with Alabama Shakes’ Ben Tanner. “Just by showing up, it brought something out,” Son Little explains. “I realized, in moving […]
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