If there is one thing that is evident after listening to just one Wesley Dennis song, it is that he is “Country to the Core.” And while that path never led Dennis to superstardom, his unwavering support of traditional country music has made him a star amongst the next generation of traditional fans and artists.... Continue Reading →
Jamie Floyd is on the Brink of Her Dream (Finally) Coming True
Sometimes, it’s just easy to root for someone. “Grammy-nominated waitress” Jamie Floyd is one of those people. Floyd has braved deep lows in her career, from losing a major label deal to being let go from publishing companies, Floyd has stayed on her feet. But just as low as the lows may be, she has... Continue Reading →
Jade Marie Patek Feels True “Release” After Releasing Debut EP, “Fly Bird”
Sometimes, great things are worth the wait. Such is true about "Fly Bird," the debut release from Texas born-and-raised Jade Marie Patek. After ten years wanting to release original music and some soul searching, Patek put together a seven song journey, detailing the highs and lows of her life over the past decade. Read below... Continue Reading →
The Cody Sparks Band Takes Big Step Forward With “4th of July” EP
Are you a fan of real, honest, well-written Texas country music? If so, the Cody Sparks Band has you "Covered." After making a great introduction with their debut album, "Sinners and the Saved," the Cody Sparks Band upped the ante with their newest release, the "4th of July" EP. Read below to learn all about... Continue Reading →
Dustin Olson Looking to Build Off of “Prayer of a Simple Man” With Upcoming Music
It is often said that versatility is very important in any form of artistry. Illinois-born newcomer Dustin Olson provides something for all to enjoy. Traditional country fan? Olson has you covered. Modern country fan? Also covered. Southern rock fan? There's something for you, too. Olson, who released his debut EP "Prayer of a Simple Man"... Continue Reading →
Jon Bowlin Proves That The Old Things Really Are Best
In the digital era, it is easy to overlook "the old stuff." Jon Bowlin doesn't just appreciate that "stuff," but it is that same "stuff" that allows the Floridian to shine. Bowlin, who released his debut album "The Old Things Best" in May of 2017, is certainly coming on to the radar of the traditional... Continue Reading →
Craig Gerdes Unashamedly Delivers a Unique Brand of Outlaw Country on Debut Album
A common piece of advice given to artists pursuing a career in country music is to move to Nashville. Well, Craig Gerdes did just that. And then he left. After finding himself to be "too country" for Music City, Gerdes decided to do things his way, which has led him to release his debut album "Smokin',... Continue Reading →
“Drink, Swear, Steal and Lie;” The Michael Peterson Story
For three years in the late 1990s, Michael Peterson’s name and music were inescapable. Whether it be his first three singles reaching number one on a major chart, earning a Grammy nomination, or being Billboard’s seventh most played country artist in the first half of 1998, Peterson quickly cemented his status as a fixture in... Continue Reading →
EP Review: Tim Allen- “Lifetime on the Road”
Missouri based singer-songwriter Tim Allen released his debut EP, "Lifetime on the Road" on Friday, October 19, and what a first impression he made with the five song collection. Allen, who started work on the EP as a present for his father who had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, leaves no stone unturned, with each... Continue Reading →
Josh Card Set to Deliver Heavy Hitting New Album, “With a Heavy Heart”
Josh Card has been a true road warrior over the past few years. Playing both with his solo band in support of his upcoming album, "With a Heavy Heart," scheduled for release on November 9th, or as a member of Whitey Morgan and the 78s, Card has been spreading music and earning his following, one... Continue Reading →