Drayton Farley has a new EP just released last week whose name really describes the work quite well: Sweet Southern Sadness. Senior Editor Tim W. Jackson has become a fan of Farley's music in the past ...More

Samantha Crain released a lush and sophisticated album last month called A Small Death via Ramseur Records/Thirty Tigers and Real Kind Records/Communion Records. We believe you should take a listen if ...More

The Prescriptions burst onto the music scene in April 2019 with the release of a debut album called Hollywood Gold. Shortly thereafter the band stopped by the DittyTV studios to record a Concert ...More

Expanding on the boundaries of what an indie-folk band can be, Laura Cortese & the Dance Cards take their extensive string music background, add their knowledge of folk and roots music, and ...More

The name, The Sea The Sea is borrowed from ancient Greece writer (and pupil of Socrates) Xenophon's Anabasis and describes the Greek soldiers’ cry of joy when returning home from battle. Chuck and ...More

“My whole life I’ve dreamed of playing my music with an orchestra, and as this record came together, I knew I had the perfect opportunity to make it happen with the song 'Lost in Dreams,'" says ...More

Clint Alphin has a world premiere this week for the video of "Talkin' Socrates Blues." But before we get into the video interview with Alphin, we wanted to hear from the video's animator, Neilson ...More

As Stephie James readies to release her debut EP These Days (out September 18)—produced, engineered, and mixed by Andrija Tokic (Alabama Shakes, Hurray for the Riff Raff)—we're happy to offer a world ...More

Karen Jonas’ fifth album The Southwest Sky and Other Dreams is set to release Aug. 28. Taking the vast desert expanses of the American Southwest as her backdrop, Jonas weaves small-town snapshots into ...More