Thirty Tigers

Thirty Tigers Label Services, Distribution, Management
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Thirty Tigers is a Nashville based entertainment company, founded in 2002 by Grammy Award-winning producer David Macias and Deb Markland. In just over a decade, Thirty Tigers has gone from two employees working out of David’s guest bedroom to thirty employees, most of whom now work out of our new home at 611 Merritt Avenue in the Wedgewood-Houston area of Nashville, Tennessee. Our collective exper

ience in the music industry ranges from record retail to the film industry to major labels. Our marketing, distribution and management services have fostered success stories for a number of artists including Carlos Santana, Lucinda Williams, Patty Griffin, Trampled by Turtles, The Avett Brothers, Low, Ryan Bingham, Flogging Molly, Jason Isbell, The Josh Abbott Band, Chase Rice, Casey Donahew, The Eli Young Band, Will Hoge, Aaron Watson, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Lupe Fiasco and many others.

08/28/2026

A few new records and songs worth getting lost in. Dive in at the link in our bio 🎧

aka Wh**ey Ford - ‘Embers to Ashes’
His eighth album and first in eight years; a raw, reflective collection shaped by hard-won lessons, sudden turns, triumph, and loss. Produced by Yelawolf, mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, and recorded in Nashville, the record finds Everlast at his most emotionally direct.

The Jayhawks - ‘Sanctuary Park’
Forty years, countless influences, and a sound that has always resisted easy definition. These Americana pioneers bring country, folk, soul, Britpop, and rock ’n’ roll together in a beautifully free-spirited mix on this record, produced by the legendary Bob Ezrin.

Son Volt - ‘Sound Signal Serenades’
A return to the restless guitars, melodic clarity, and lived-in storytelling at the heart of their sound. Moving between stripped-down intimacy and full-band drive, it’s a confident blend of reflection, resolve, and forward motion, now available to everyone after its original release as a Record Store Day exclusive.

alicia witt - ‘Between Heaven and Earth’
A meeting of sounds and spirits shaped by the immeasurable influence David Lynch left on the world. Produced by Joe Henry, this deeply personal reflection is a tribute to his legacy, his imagination, and above all, his love.

Jack Blocker - “Brand New Name”
A wry country tale of a working man turned unlikely entrepreneur, trading dead-end days for a life of newfound fortune. The first single from ‘Big Jefe’, out 11/6.

Emma Routhier - “HIT&RUN”
Hypnotic rock that captures the tensions of modern womanhood. A fearless reckoning with the ways beauty, love, and time can become measures of worth in a world full of expectations.

Todd Snider Rules - “Solid Country Gold”
“Good old fashioned title stoppin’ smash hit chart toppin’ solid country gold.” A fun first look into new album ‘My Second Rodeo’, arriving 10/9.

Ian Noe - “Leeann”
A timeless country ballad about finding your way home, carrying its heartache through warm harmonies and winding steel guitar. Another look into ‘Canyon Falls Trailer Band’, coming out 9/25.

We’re so excited to announce this year’s lineup for our 3rd annual Day Party at Americana Music Association 🤠 who are yo...
08/25/2026

We’re so excited to announce this year’s lineup for our 3rd annual Day Party at Americana Music Association 🤠 who are you most excited to see?

See you at Vinyl Tap Nashville on Sept. 16th, in the meantime listen to our official playlist at the link in our bio!

08/21/2026

Songs built for the stage, the open road, and a good set of speakers. Dive into this week’s releases at the link in our bio.

Grace Potter - ‘Trespasser’
Trespasser introduces a beautifully unruly cast of characters who step into forbidden spaces with absolute abandon. Inspired by the four-time Grammy nominee’s many solo road trips between Topanga Canyon and her native Vermont, the album continues the journey of ‘Mother Road’ from a place of confidence, freedom, and singular vision.

“We’ve always been taught that the trespassers are the bad guys, but to me it’s not about reckless rebellion—it’s about exploring, physically and mentally and emotionally, and being willing to step outside the narratives we’ve accepted,” Potter shares. “Because in my experience, the places we’re told not to go are exactly the ones that show us who we really are.”

The Steel Woods - ‘The Lexington Tapes (Live)’
A raw, spirited collection pulled from the archives, these recordings capture the band exactly as they sounded in 2017: loud, locked in, and at full force. Recorded live in Lexington, Kentucky and brought back to life from lost files, the tapes offer an unfiltered snapshot of the band firing on all cylinders.

Benjamin Tod - “Waiting For A Train”
Years spent riding trains coast to coast bring lived experience to this outlaw-leaning take on a Jimmie Rodgers classic. The first single from his new country covers album ‘Country Is Dead’, arriving 9/4 and available for preorder now at our link in bio.

Pug Johnson - “Lowering The Bar”
Written with a barroom waltz in mind, what emerged was the story of a guy lowering more than just the mood. The first single from new album ‘From a Beaumont Bar’, out on 10/23 and available for preorder now at our link in bio.

HOL1D4Y - “Autonomatic”
A sonic ship sailing through a psych-rock dream, drifting through the surreal and into beautifully uncharted territory. Another look into the world of ‘Topology’, out 9/25.

Wade Bowen - “Burned in the Fire”
A bluesy-rock edge meets a more fiery side of songwriting, channeling tension into something deeply passionate and alive. Another taste of ‘The Version Of Me You Get’, arriving 9/25.

We’re excited to announce the release of Sheryl Crow’s upcoming record ‘Pick You Up’, arriving October 9, 2026! Presave ...
08/20/2026

We’re excited to announce the release of Sheryl Crow’s upcoming record ‘Pick You Up’, arriving October 9, 2026! Presave it now at our link in bio

“Each of these songs are a commentary on being human and wanting connection. There is a lot of chaos all around us and I definitely find myself feeling alone. My wish is that whoever hears these songs feels the hope I feel when I sing them! I hope these songs feel like a soothing moisturizer on our chapped hearts. We are all going through so much in our humanity right now that being awake can feel like trudging through a burning desert. But we are never alone. And there is beauty everywhere. We just have to keep our eyes open.”
- Sheryl Crow

08/14/2026

From timeless sounds to new perspectives, this week’s releases bring the stories, melodies, and moments that keep great music moving forward. Take a listen with the link in our bio.

Sheryl Crow - “Freedom Bus” (feat. Jesse Welles)
Two of the most vital voices carefully craft a meditation on the current climate. The first single from Sheryl’s new album ‘Pick You Up’ coming out on 10/9 and available for preorder now at the link in our bio.

Elizabeth Cook - ‘Great Television’
‘Great Television’ unfolds as a loose, emotionally driven narrative about navigating love, identity, and self-destruction against a backdrop of memory, movement, and Southern imagery. A masterclass in storytelling, a record that finds beauty in imperfect people and the long road toward understanding.

Josh Weathers - ‘Niles City Sessions’
Classic country heart meets modern energy in a record that moves effortlessly between late night reflections and feel-good jams. There’s a warmth and weight to Weathers’ voice that pulls you all the way into these songs, giving every one a pulse of its own.

Paul Cauthen - ‘Acoustic Songs & Whistles’
After welcoming his first child, Paul Cauthen stepped off the road and into the studio in his hometown of Tyler, Texas. It was in that time that he started tinkering with some of his older songs, along with a few new ones, resulting in a surprise release full of fresh acoustic renditions of songs across his catalog.

- ‘Music for Best Friends’
Warm, unhurried, and deeply personal, a homespun collection where acoustic melodies, close harmonies, and honest songwriting feel like conversations with an old friend.

Cassidy Daniels - “Ain’t No Jukebox”
Classic honky-tonk grit meets a firecracker delivery, turning sharp wit and confidence into an irresistible country anthem. A glimpse into her new album ‘What Have I Got to Lose’, dropping 9/18 and available for preorder now at the link in our bio.

- “Loving Wrong”
Unrelenting momentum turns heartache into a high-drama collision of longing and danger. It’s another look into their upcoming EP ‘Proxy’, out on 9/18 and available for preorder now at our l

08/07/2026

New sounds for the days ahead 🌅. From reflective songwriting to unforgettable hooks, this week’s releases are filled with songs worth coming back to. Listen in at the link in our bio.

the Mountain Goats - ‘Days’
Balancing irresistible rock hooks with understated reflection, a collection that explores memory, perspective, and the strange ways the past continues to shape the present.

“These songs are loosely about the 70s, 80s, and 90s, which is to say they’re about the accumulation of days, each one a little further back than the next, sometimes miraculously seeming clearer as they recede and sometimes blurring into unrecognizable shapes which are sometimes pleasant and sometimes troubling.” - John Darnielle, The Mountain Goats

Tommy Lefroy - “Thief”
Where longing meets late-night catharsis, a cinematic indie rock standout that finds beauty in the things we lose, and the memories that refuse to let go. A peek into their new album, ‘The Precariat’ dropping on 10/23 and available for preorder now at the link in our bio.

“Thief is one of the first songs we ever wrote together, in the spring of 2019. The title refers to things lost along the way, how they sometimes feel taken, by time, or by people who’ve left us. The chorus came to Wynter in a parking lot, while driving for Postmates in Nashville. The song always felt special to us, like a thesis of how we felt in our early twenties, very much at the bottom of a mountain. We held on to this song for 6 years knowing we wanted it to be on our first album, and the feelings the song expresses, of perpetual strife and inadequacy, felt more relevant than ever in the context of The Precariat.” - Tommy Lefroy

07/31/2026

A fresh collection of songs to carry you from one summer moment to the next ⏭️ From slow burns to sing-along favorites, find your next repeat listen at the link in our bio.

Michigander - ‘Over Before You Know It’
Bright guitars and honest reflections meet in a record that embraces life’s contradictions, finding joy, connection, and meaning in the moments that matter most.

Ian Noe - “The Heidelberg Fisherman’s Ball”
The story of a fisherman’s gathering and the search for love along the riverbank. The first single from his new album ‘Canyon Falls Trailer Band’, releasing 9/25 and available for preorder now at the link in our bio.

Son Volt - “Serenade Song”
Rock grit and Americana heart collide in a melodic reflection on resilience. The first single from ‘Sound Signal Serenades’, releasing 8/28 and now available for preorder at the link in our bio.

alicia witt - “More”
A quiet prayer for more time with the ones we love, honoring a connection that lingers beyond goodbye. The third single from her album ‘Between Heaven and Earth’ out on 8/28.

Big Benny Bailey - “Bottom of a Grave”
Blurring the lines between roots and pop, a spirited anthem that explores the moments when escape feels like the only way out. The second single from ‘Business Spice’, out on 9/18.

A little Newport Folk Fest recap to cleanse your feed featuring some of your favorite Thirty Tigers artists ✨
07/28/2026

A little Newport Folk Fest recap to cleanse your feed featuring some of your favorite Thirty Tigers artists ✨

07/24/2026

From reimagined classics and unforgettable live performances to songs that reflect the world around us, this week’s new releases have everything you need for the Summer days ahead. Listen in at the link in our bio.

- ‘Bella Ciao: Live in Nashville’
The final performance of Raul Malo, recorded live in Nashville. More than a recording, an intimate collection that honors a lifetime of storytelling, curiosity, and the power of shared music. This unforgettable night is now available to pre-order on vinyl.

Josh Weathers - “Dreams”
An enduring classic reimagined. “Dreams is one of my favorite songs of all time. No matter how many times I’ve heard it, it’s on I turn it up. It’s been a staple of my live show for years, I figured it was time to share our version with the masses” -Josh Weathers

The Jayhawks - “American Midnight”
Timeless grooves meet sharp observations in a hopeful reflection that steps back just far enough to see the world in a different light. The second single from ‘Sanctuary Park,’ out on 8/28.

07/17/2026

Whether you’re chasing sunsets or city lights, this week’s releases have the soundtrack covered. Tap the link in our bio and find your new favorite.

Common Tribe Official - ‘Whiskey for the Moon’
Spanning whiskey soaked slow jams to barn dance bangers ‘Whiskey for the Moon’ is a journey through navigating the murky waters of family, love, and living life.

- “Veridream”
A sprawling, psychedelic adventure with nostalgia and ambition, where explosive energy meets the thrill of the unknown. The first single from the new album ‘Topology’, now available for preorder.

- “Real Damn Country Song”
Country soul meets Southern rock grit in a feel-good anthem built for long drives, small towns, and anyone who believes in the power of a real country song.

- “Mess I Made”
Motown swagger meets modern soul, hiding loneliness beneath an irresistible groove and proving the brightest melodies can carry the heaviest hearts.

- “Turpentine”
A slow-burning ode to endings and new beginnings. Pairing a lonely barroom with the restless search for identity, purpose, and what comes next.

- “Belong”
Where heartache meets hope, this soulful, gospel-tinged anthem embraces the beauty of keeping faith even when home feels out of reach. From her new album ‘Trespasser’, out 8/21.

Elizabeth Cook- “Girls of Atomic City”
An energized celebration of women who came before us and a call to live as you wish. The third single from her album ‘Great Television’, out on 8/14.

- “Peace of Mind”
A transforming of life’s toughest lessons into an unflinching anthem of integrity and self-awareness. A glimpse into his new album ‘Embers to Ashes’ out on 8/28.

- “Sweet Street Constellations”
A tender blend of melancholy and nostalgia, capturing the quiet comfort of looking back on moments that never truly leave us. From his new album ‘Music For Best Friends’, out 8/14.

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