On her latest album, 'The Toll,' Amy Annelle explores hard truths and big questions in a uniquely beautiful way. Check out our full album review & listen at the links in the article!
AMY ANNELLE: THE TOLL | ALBUM REVIEW
lund: Right This Time | ALBUM REVIEW
'Right This Time' by Asheville's lund is a portrait painted with the vibrant strokes of soulful, blues rock-tinged Americana.
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.
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.
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.
HAUNTED LIKE HUMAN | TALL TALES & FABLES – ALBUM REVIEW
On Tall Tales & Fables, Haunted Like Human struck the perfect balance between recognizable folk music themes and gothic diversions.
ANGUS GILL: THE SCRAPBOOK | ALBUM REVIEW
With The Scrapbook, Angus Gill’s plethora of talents are in the spotlight; he amply proves he’s not only a prodigious creator, but a gifted storyteller that puts his heart on the line in every turn of phrase.
KASHENA SAMPSON: TIME MACHINE | ALBUM REVIEW
Time Machine has many of the elements of Kashena Sampson’s prior work, most notably her classic vocals with the range to carry a world of lyrical emotion. However, it shows clear progression as well—a maturity in both lyrical crafting and smart production.