Category Archives: New Music

Silverada (Formerly Mike and the Moonpies) Embarks on a Bold New Adventure on June 28 with Self-Titled Album

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The acclaimed Texas band Silverada (formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies) starts a new chapter with their upcoming self-titled album, out June 28. Although Silverada is the band’s ninth release, it marks a significant turning point in the powerhouse country/Americana band’s journey. Continue reading Silverada (Formerly Mike and the Moonpies) Embarks on a Bold New Adventure on June 28 with Self-Titled Album→

Listen Now: Sierra Ferrell “American Dream”

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“Wake up again in an old motel, is it somewhere different? I can’t tell. Every set of curtains opens to the open road…”: This Friday, March 22nd, Sierra Ferrell will release Trail of Flowers, and in those very first lines of “American Dreaming,” the album’s opening number and final preview, she sets the scene for a remarkable journey of resilience. Continue reading Listen Now: Sierra Ferrell “American Dream”→

Watch Now: Lost Dog Street Band – “If You Leave Me Now”

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Watch Now: Lost Dog Street Band - “If You Leave Me Now”

Songwriter Benjamin Tod didn’t have a particular time or event in mind when he sat down to write Lost Dog Street Band’s new single, “If You Leave Me Now,” a neon-lit reflection on consequence and love. “It came to be from a lifetime of bad decisions and I overcame the last few years,” remembers Tod. Continue reading Watch Now: Lost Dog Street Band – “If You Leave Me Now”→

New Music From Runaway June

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New Music From Runaway June

Quartz Hill Records’ country trio Runaway June released their latest EP SMOKE, WINE & WHISKEY today across all digital streaming platforms. Leading with the boot-stomping, fire-worthy single “Make Me Wanna Smoke,” which debuted on The Bobby Bones show, the percussive and rhythmic track – written by Jason Sellers, Ella Langley and Bobby Hamrick – keeps Runaway June’s three-part harmonies front and center as band members Jennifer Wayne, Natalie Stovall and Stevie Woodward can’t help but feel a pull toward someone they know they’re better off leaving behind.