Premiere: “40 Days” by Stewart Eastham

Nashville-based artist Stewart Eastham is back with “40 Days,” his first release since 2016’s jubilant Dancers In The Mansion. The song shows Eastham expanding his aural palette with more rock and synth elements while his trademark big drum sound is still there and bigger than ever. The song’s dark and surreal lyrics showcase the explorations of... Continue Reading →

Premiere: “Crazy” by Nathan Evans Fox

Nashville-based North Carolina-bred troubadour Nathan Evans Fox makes music that soothes souls and rattles bones, those kinds of tunes that resonate deep within the marrow--and his new single "Crazy," is a prime example of his prowess. The banjo-led, pop-infused country tale probes the balance of intimate relationships and life on the road. Just a year... Continue Reading →

Premiere: “How You Disappear” by Bob Bradshaw

Here at Mother Church Pew, we're suckers for an interesting concept album. Irish-born, Boston-based Bob Bradshaw is scratching that itch with the upcoming release his new record Queen Of The West on September 27th. In Queen of The West, Bradshaw uses thirteen cross-connected songs featuring a small cast of characters to tell the story of gun-toting femme fatale Ruby... Continue Reading →

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