Tab Benoit’s Whiskey Bayou Records has just released an impressively reimagined acoustic version of Alastair Greene’s “Bayou Mile,” a song from Greene’s recent album The New World Blues. The album has garnered rave reviews, debuting at #3 on Billboard, climbing major radio charts, and getting heavy airplay on SiriusXM Radio. “Bayou Mile was the first song I fully co-wrote with Tab Benoit for my album The New World Blues,” says California native Alastair Greene. “It

Ted Russell Kamp‘s upcoming LP Solitaire (5/7) will be his 13th full-length release. DittyTV is honored to offer the World Premiere of the record’s latest video single, “You Can Go To Hell, I’m Going To Texas,” plus a 5 Questions interview covering what it was like working with videographer Deb Littel, how even co-writing remotely can be cathartic, where Ted finds inspiration and more. 1) You’ve got some co-writes on this album with powerful songwriters

Spotlight on Adam and David Moss, the twin brother duo known as The Brother Brothers. It’s been three years since this entrancing act released its debut album, Some People I Know. And now, the acclaimed Brooklyn-based band returns this Friday (4/16) with Calla Lily, a smartly crafted collection of songs that were cut at Bear Creek Studio in Washington state. If you love naturally perceptive songwriting and harmony-fueled folk music, Calla Lily has what you’re

This Friday, Athens, GA-based The Pink Stones will deliver their debut album Introducing…The Pink Stones via the New West Records imprint Normaltown Records. DittyTV recommends you get to know this good-timin’ group of country-rockers, so we’re jump-starting that initiative by offering this 5 Questions segment as well as an exclusive live performance video to watch below. 5 Questions with Hunter Pinkston of The Pink Stones 1) First, congratulations on the new album releasing this Friday.

Just released on March 26th, Now That It’s All Over by Nashville-based singer-songwriter Dillon Warnek is an album worth exploring. Warnek has a tendency to ramble, but that’s because he has an excellent command of the English language and a way of making words bend to his rugged point of view and dry sense of humor. “He is a songwriter’s songwriter,” says Margo Price, whose backing band played on the new album and who offered her voice

If you don’t recognize the name David Shaw immediately, you’ll most likely know the name of his longtime band, The Revivalists. Having released the singles “Heavy Soul” and “Shivers” previously this year as a solo artist (plus a couple singles late last year), Shaw has just released the single “Got Me Feeling Good” in advance of his new album (Yokoko Records/C3 Records) being released this May. DittyTV Senior Editor Tim W. Jackson caught up with

An award-winning singer-songwriter from Austin via Alabama, Grace Pettis has been characterized as “a little bit folk, a little bit country/Americana, and a whole lot of soul.” Last year, she signed with MPress Records, released three critically acclaimed singles – “Landon,” “White Noise,” and “Drop Another Pin,” and recorded a new record in Nashville (forthcoming on MPress Records, May 2021). DittyTV Senior Editor Tim W. Jackson gave the new album a listen and knew he

Scottish singer-songwriter Dean Owens is in the midst of releasing plenty of new music in 2021. He released his first EP of the year in March, with two more releasing over the next few months. A full album will follow in the fall. The Desert Trilogy EPs plus the Sinner’s Shrine album are the latest stop on a lifetime’s journey—from the post-industrial heartlands of Scotland to the wide-open vistas of the American Southwest—for this troubadour

As a Memphis-based network, we’ve been waiting our entire existence to talk about Memphis-based The City Champs. The issue has been that the group hasn’t released new music in a decade. That has now changed, and we’re loving the brand-new album (whew, not sure we’d ever get to say that) from The City Champs, Luna ’68. Luna ’68 by The City Champs If you’ve had a yearning for that special blend of soul, jazz, and

The band Fretland burst onto the Americana scene last year with its self-titled debut album. With its new album, Could Have Loved You, releasing March 26, we touched base with Hillary Grace Fretland (yes, that’s her real name) for this special 5 Questions segment. And be sure to get a first listen to the album in the YouTube playlist below! 1) Fretland released its debut album in May of last year, just a couple months