The new record doesn’t come out until next year but here is a little placeholder of a single from this Nashville-based band that is actually cool.
Category: Video of the Day
Video of the Day: Black Stone Cherry – Again
Several nods to Lynyrd Skynrd the boys from Black Stone Cherry prove yet again that rock is not dead.
Video of the Day: King Pari – Sunshine
It’s about time we got some good old sunshine Pop in our veins. For Pete’s sake, summer is basically over. Put this on your pool-side playlist.
Video of the Day: Humbird – Pharmakon
From the Minneapolis based Indi-Pop group Humbirds 2019 release, Pharmakon, a subtle gem of a record that should be reaching more ears.
Video of the Day: The Alligator Wine – Sweetheart on Fire
With only a keyboard/Synthesizer and drums The Alligator Wine are sort of a modern-day Lee Michaels and Frosty. Vintage Blues Rock delivered analog style. The new record, Demons of the Mind, was released way back in April.
Video of the Day: The Reverend Shawn Amos – Troubled Man
The Reverend Shawn Amos, his father is famous and makes a mean chocolate chip cookie, lays it down quarantine style on this one from the very much worth checking out album, Blue Sky.
Video of the Day: The Nude Party – Shine Your Light
We already have our pre-order down and are counting the days until the Nude Party’s new record comes out on October 2nd. In the meantime, here is a little something to whet the appetite.
Video of the Day: Fantastic Negrito – Chocolate Samurai
His new record, Have You Lost Your Mind Yet, is a fantastic mix of Princely Funk, James Brown Soul, and Rock and Roll.
Video of the Day: Caylee Hammack – Redhead
This great new Country Rock artist has announced herself in fine fashion with her new record If It Wasn’t For You. She can go low and lonesome with the best of them, but where she really shines is when she cranks up her inner Gretchen Wilson like she does here with her ode to all of the Gingers out there joined by the most famous of the Country redheads, Queen Reba.
Video of the Day: Lindsay Ell – i don’t lovE you
Lindsay Ell has a bit of a Country-Pop Shania ’80s ladies vibe to her. This one is from her new album heart theory. If Shania Twain could play the guitar this well she would sound like Lindsay Ell.
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