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Altameda – Crazy Blue(2025)

If you want a delicious slice of nostalgia, then look no further than Crazy Blue, the fourth album from Altameda.

Rumble Strip’s Sayonara, Baby doesn’t creep politely into the room; it kicks the door open with a grin and a guitar lick.

With The Poison I Choose, Mary Hatley stakes her claim as one of Memphis’ most compelling new voices, weaving a

With a classic blues sound melded with the passion of country I’d thought had been lost to the sands of

Every now and then, you hear a song that gives you all the feels, and Chris Erasmus’ ‘We Had It

Known for pushing the boundaries of sound, poetic lyricism and passionate melodies, J Terrell creates music appealing to all audiences.

Blending jazz, soul, pop and Americana into a cinematic self-titled album, Sons of the Mellow Mafia pay tribute to the

From his hometown of Kansas to Portland and Paris, France, the US-based singer-songwriter W.C. Beck now calls Brooklyn home. Sauntering

There’s a certain swagger that comes when a band makes it through the fire and comes out, if not unscathed,

Atlanta’s Del Roscoe arrives with a debut album steeped in shadows yet burning with life. Their self-titled record is a