With the voter registration deadline for the Georgia runoff election approaching this Monday, December 7th, a diverse group of musicians have joined forces to energize the voting public that turned Georgia “Blue” for the first time since 1992, releasing a powerful reinterpretation of “Georgia On My Mind,” made famous by Ray Charles.
 

Today, Neal Casal's final two solo recordings, "Everything Is Moving" and "Green Moon" (listen/share) have been released across all digital music platforms. An accompanying video for "Everything Is Moving," directed by Ray Foley and featuring footage of Casal from throughout his career, has also been made available (watch/share).

Dawes will be performing its exceptional debut album North Hills from front to back as a live stream THIS FRIDAY, Dec. 4th and we are co-promoting this show exclusively with the band. Grab your tickets below. The show begins at 8 pm central and there is a 48-hour rebroadcast so if you are tied up at that time, you can use your access code to view anytime over the weekend.

2020 has a been a heck of a year. Fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, racial injustices, an international pandemic, and a highly contested presidential election. Time has eerily stopped for many in the music industry as their lives have been put into turmoil. Live music has come to a standstill.

Consider The Source is wrapping up 2020 with a few limited seating, socially distant shows culminating with 2 nights at The Stone Church in New Hampshire.  All 4 shows are at venues that have been following safety protocols with success and the band currently feel are adequate spaces to perform. They ask all fans to adhere to any ground rules laid out by the venue and respect the band, audience, and staff's space.

Today, Oneohtrix Point Never shares “Lost But Never Alone (Forced Smile Edit),” a reimagined version of one of the standout tracks from the artist’s critically-acclaimed new record, Magic Oneohtrix Point Never. Available only on Amazon Music, Oneohtrix Point Never’s edit is a totally new take on the original song, eerily reconceptualizing the track as an upbeat, major-key version of the original.