10/16/2026
A new week brings a fresh batch of albums and tracks, perfect for the changing seasons. From soulful anthems and country ballads to infectious rock performances, with touches of bluegrass and folk woven throughout, there’s something for every listener to discover. Find your new favorite at the link in our bio!
MADELINE EDWARDS - ‘low hanging fruit’
Stripped back to its very core, Madeline Edwards delivers a rich, passion-filled experience of reflection and resilience. Powerhouse vocals brimming with soul meet solemn, striking chords as ‘low hanging fruit’ takes us on a journey of transforming pain and grief into growth, to become someone stronger on the other side. Every note resonates in your chest, supported by vocals that land with emotional force, to create a striking new addition to Edwards’ catalog.
Béla Fleck - ‘Live Heart: My Bluegrass Heart at the Ryman’
Béla Fleck shares his iconic 2022 performance from the legendary Ryman stage alongside Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, Sam Bush, Sierra Hull, and more. The recording is a masterful portrait of bluegrass in its purest form and a joyous celebration of the genre’s power and sense of wonder, along with the community it’s cultivated.
Paul Cauthen - ‘My Gospel 10 Year Anniversary’
Marking the 10th anniversary of Paul Cauthen’s debut album, ‘My Gospel 10 Year Anniversary’ reintroduces all of the classic songs you love, featuring three new tracks. A robust, seamless blend of Country, Americana, and Gospel sounds, this newest edition promises to be an even more dynamic and exciting experience than the first.
Jesse Daniel - ‘Looks Like Rain’
Following the success of the critically acclaimed ‘Son of the San Lorenzo,’ Jesse Daniel returns with ‘Looks Like Rain,’ a sister record born from the same sessions, studio, and band, but with a darker edge. Where its predecessor explored how the places we call home shape us, these songs turn inward, reckoning with loss, betrayal, loneliness, and the slow process of learning to trust yourself again. Through introspective storytelling and the warm, familiar ring of pedal steel, Daniel transforms life’s hardest stretches into something cathartic and honest.
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