'Right This Time' by Asheville's lund is a portrait painted with the vibrant strokes of soulful, blues rock-tinged Americana.
lund: Right This Time | ALBUM REVIEW
THE EARLY MAYS: PRETTIEST BLUE EP | ALBUM REVIEW
There’s beauty in simplicity, a sentiment perfectly illustrated in Prettiest Blue, the new EP from Appalachian folk duo The Early Mays.
PREVIEW: BYRD’S CREEK MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022
Get Ticket Information For The 2022 Byrd's Creek Music Festival Here With summer weather taking hold, there can be no doubt that music festival season is on its way. With it, comes the 2022 edition of the Byrd’s Creek Music Festival in Crossville, Tennessee. While many festivals conjure images of being stuck in big crowds,... Continue Reading →
MARY SIMICH: HOW DOES ONE BEGIN | ALBUM REVIEW
On How Does One Begin, Mary Simich gives us a healthy dose of throwback country-western & oldies-pop vibes wrapped in a haunting aura.
ERIKA LEWIS: A WALK AROUND THE SUN | ALBUM REVIEW
On A Walk Around The Sun, Erika Lewis takes listeners on an emotional journey full of longing, grieving, and reckoning with the past.
SUSAN CATTANEO: ALL IS QUIET | ALBUM REVIEW
On All is Quiet, Susan Cattaneo’s silky vocals flow over delicate instrumentation creating songs that break your heart in the best kind of way.
ALI SPERRY: “HOPE” MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERE
In the video for “Hope,” we get a stripped-down version of a beautiful song as Ali Sperry gives us an intimate glimpse into her deepest self.
PREVIEW: THE ACCIDENTALS – ALBUM RELEASE SHOW
The Accidentals will be celebrating the release of their new EP Time Out Session #2 on March 13, 2022 at Nashville’s City Winery with special guests Kim Richey, Beth Nielsen Chapman, and Maia Sharp.
ARTIST FEATURE: MAGGIE ROSE — 2021 IN REVIEW
Mother Church Pew looks back on the creative year of soul and Americana artist Maggie Rose including her new podcast, album, and recent tour.
THE PEW PLAYLIST: NEW SONGS ADDED FOR DECEMBER 13, 2021
This update to the Pew Playlist adds Americana & folk songs from Fantastic Negrito, The Sully Band, The Lumineers, Sad Daddy, & Mike Legere!