A nice slice of Rock and Roll Pie from the Manchester rockers’ debut record, Peach. This one is a punchy, dirty blues tune that will give you a great flavor of what this high octane band with the cool name is all about.
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Video of the Day: Early James – Psycho
A spot-on cover of the murder ballad made famous by Eddie Noack. Early James, yet another super-talent from Easy Eye Records, embodies the maniacal narrator to perfection.
Video of the Day: Thundermother – Driving In Style
This band of merry women doesn’t mess around. Heatwave, their recently released scorcher of a record is already on the shortlist for Rock and Roll album of the year.
Video of the Day: Lori McKenna – The Balladeer
The first single from Lori McKenna’s recent record is a blissful ballad that details the pathos of a struggling balladeer trying to make it in the music business. “They’re never going to play her on the radio, so she hangs in the darkest bars with downtrodden broken hearts.”
Video of the Day: Dawes Who Do You Think You’re Talking To
Another sterling example of the right in your own living room writing style courtesy of the best Laurel Canyon Band in the game today, Dawes. This rockier side of the band evokes Jackson Browne’s’ “Somebody’s Baby,” and that’s never a bad thing.
Video of the Day: Goldray – Eyes
With a new Goldray record out there in the near horizon here is one from their 2017 record, Rising.
Video of the Day: Nick Marsh – Crazy Eyes
The posthumous release after passing away from cancer of Flesh For Lulu vocalist Nick Marsh. Completed after his death by partner Katherine Blake, his music has been described as moonshine-skewed gypsy blues.
Video of the Day: David Ramirez – Will You Lead Me
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.”
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.
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.
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