Howlin Rain has announced a new series of live albums entitled, 'Under the Wheels.' The series is intended to be a no-rules, anything goes portrait of the band, culled from multi-track live recordings made on the road. The debut installment, 'Under the Wheels: Live From The Coasts (Volume 1)' is set for August 30th release via Howlin Rain founding member Ethan Miller's Silver Current Records.

Coming off the heels of their outstanding performance at California Roots Music and Arts Festival, ROOTS OF A REBELLION is keeping the good vibes going with the release of their new album Shapes Of A Soul, release May 31. They're also celebrating while out on the road, currently touring alongside Through The Roots (see dates below).

And the hits keep coming. The Bacon Brothers have just added a slew of additional dates to the already action-packed Shaky Ground Tour 2019. “We're excited to be playing some of our favorite places as well as discovering new ones. It'll be fun to go out with some great new music to share!” - Kevin Bacon.

Today, Grammy-nominated band The Record Company released a reimagined version of their song “You and Me Now” available only on Amazon Music. Originally released on the band's acclaimed sophomore album, All Of This Life, the new Amazon Original version features production from the legendary T Bone Burnett and reveals a gentler, more subtle side of the band. The track is available to stream and purchase now. 

Hamish Anderson’s new record Out of my Head has been out almost a month, and momentum for the Australian born/LA - based musician has never been higher. Hamish’s track “What You Do To Me” is number 54 this week on the Americana Singles Chart.

John Lowell Anderson is pleased to announce the release of his 3rd studio album, June, out everywhere now. This self-produced album has been 2 years in the making, and is the culmination of his musical journey thus far. While self-defined as a singer-songwriter, JLA fuses electronic elements not typically seen within the space. As lyrically interesting as it is musically, June touches on the universal desires of longing, frustration, and hope.