David Ramirez is very much one of those under the radar Americana artists that deserve more ear-play. Here is one of his latest singles from his new record, “My Love Is A Hurricane.”
Category: Of the Day
Song of the Day: Celisse Henderson – Stuck On You Blues
Championed by Lizzo, played guitar in Melissa Etheridge’s band, and is the one woman campaign crew and champion for bringing Sister Rosette Tharpes’s music to the masses, Celisse Hudson with her debut record coming out towards the end of the year just might be the next big thing.
Song of the Day: Andy Shauf – Jeremy’s Wedding
The observational songwriter Andy Shauf pens another invites you to the party single in advance of his new record to be released later in the year.
Song of the Day: Cayucus – Will The Thrill
Named after a Central California beach town, population 2,600, the band Cayucos produces dreamy So. Cal. Surf-Pop.
Song of the Day: Jerry Lee Lewis: Juke Box Junkie
For our money, the late 70’s early ’80s created some very underrated music on the country music front. While the fan base may have declined for artists like Johnny, Merle, Waylon, and Jerry Lee the songwriting and passion eas still first-rate.
Video of the Day: Dent May – Sea Salt and Caramel
Dent May, with his spirited mix of Beach Boys Bedroom-Pop and Americana, specializes in delivering retro goodness to the masses. Looking forward to his upcoming release, Late Checkout that fuses together Motown inspired Soul and Power Pop for an ear-pleasing retro journey.
Song of the Day: Leon Bridges – Mississippi Kisses
One of the hidden gems on Leon Bridges’ 2016 record, Coming Home.
Video of the Day: A Thousand Horses – A Song To Remember
A Thousand Horses has a record coming out later this year. Here, is their latest single, a swaying breakup song anthem. “Take a short cut to the jukebox to a bar stool and a pack of smokes even though I quit.”
“A Song To Remember is about being stuck in the purgatory of heartbreak and dealing with the rollercoaster of emotions that comes along with it,” says guitarist Bill Satcher, of the latest heartwarming anthem from Nashville’s countrified foursome A Thousand Horses. One of those arm-swaying singalongs you could readily imagine being played in arenas, while retaining a dive bar-friendly sense of contemplation intimacy.
Video of the Day: Cher and Raquel Welch – I’m A Woman
Vintage Cher and Raquel from the Highly unerrated Cher show, circa 1975.
Video of the Day: Leopold And His Fiction – It’s How I Feel
There is a healthy dose of Post Punk in the Iggy Pop mold along with a dose of wham glam, thank you, ma’am, in this new song from Leopold and His Fiction.
Rock Is The New Roll 