Just three months after the release of their acclaimed album Never Better, platinum-selling trio Wild Rivers—Khalid Yassein, Devan Glover, and Andrew Oliver—will return with a new companion album, Better Now, on October 18 via Nettwerk Music Group (pre-order/pre-save available here). Ahead of the release, their new track, "What Kind of Song," debuts today. Listen/share HERE.

A new report from The New York Times has shed light on the mounting consequences of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s 10-year plan for the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) — a plan that has led to slower mail delivery, higher costs for consumers, and a staggering $6 billion deficit. Amid growing concern over DeJoy’s management of the USPS, U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff has taken a stand, pressing DeJoy to “fully resolve disastrous performance failures” after significant mail delays in the Atlanta area.

The Western Arctic Reserve, also known as the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, spans a breathtaking array of landscapes—from frozen tundra and boreal forests to pristine lakes, rivers, and wetlands. This vast region is not only a testament to the raw beauty of nature but also home to iconic wildlife, including caribou herds, polar bears, and millions of migratory birds.

Today, Grand Rapids, Michigan-based indie rock band The Crane Wives share their eagerly anticipated, self-produced, rousing fifth studio album, Beyond Beyond Beyond, out everywhere now. In addition to the new album, the band treats fans to an all-new music video for the smooth lead single, "Arcturus Beaming," which tells an optimistic queer love story in the digital age.

Lee Mendelson Film Productions (LMFP) is thrilled to announce the release – for the first time ever – of the complete Vince Guaraldi soundtrack for You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown, the timeless 8th animated Peanuts® special, from writer and creator Charles Schulz, director Bill Melendez and producers Melendez and Lee Mendelson. Originally airing on October 29, 1972 on CBS-TV, the special is currently available for streaming on Apple TV+.

Since Arkansas native JD Clayton released his critically acclaimed debut, Long Way From Home, the singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has been honing his soulful delivery the old-school way: by playing shows on the road. “When I made my first album, I’d never been on the road, but after touring so much over the past few years, my band is extremely dialed-in,” says Clayton, whose tour has taken him from small rock clubs and country dance halls to major festival stages like Bonnaroo.

Australian-based brothers Atlas Genius are thrilled to release their new album End of the Tunnel. The band has crafted a special recipe for this new collection of songs. Album ingredients: lost love, guilt, passion, a dash of social commentary, existential crises, reckless abandon, and honest self-criticism. May contain traces of lust.

Tyler Ramsey has announced a follow-up Deluxe Edition of his fifth studio album, New Lost Ages, via Soundly Music, due out on October 18. The Deluxe Edition will feature two previously unreleased B-sides, including today’s release, “Song Out of My Head,” and “Paper Hearts,” which will be released on October 18.

One of the most influential rising global artists, Carín León, has reimagined Johnny Cash’s “Man in Black.” Listen/share HERE.

On “Man in Black,” Carín unleashes his country flair once again, blending Cash's melancholy with Mexican instrumentation, guided by a deeply heartfelt interpretation from the Hermosillo native.

Multiple GRAMMY Award-winner and country superstar Dwight Yoakam confirms the release of his first album of new music in nine years, Brighter Days, set for November 15 on Via Records/Thirty Tigers. Pre-order/pre-save Brighter Days HERE.