Duncan Barlow has left an indelible impact on the Louisville music scene as a member of seminal acts including Endpoint, Guilt and By the Grace of God. Around 20 years ago, Barlow left Louisville behind to pursue his profession as an educator and writer. He has spent the interim decades writing and releasing books, while continuing to create music, both solo and collaboratively. READ MORE…
Americana Highways brings you this video premiere of Caitlin Anne Webster’s “Wait (on Love),” which was recorded and engineered by Jason Soda of Palomino Sound, and produced by Dave “Mustang” Lane. “Wait (on Love)” is Caitlin Anne Webster on rhythm guitar and lead vocals; Iain Weigert on lead guitar and backing vocals; Travis Popichak on drums; Jada Wagensomer on bass; with Amber Bradberry and Laura Marion on backing vocals.
Relationships are rarely easy sailing. Storms will come, and the waves will crash violently agains the hull. Those aboard are then faced with a choice: to jump ship or endure for the long sea-bound haul ahead. Just as quickly, the clouds inevitably roll away to reveal baby blue sky as serene and calm as the watery depths below. Rachel Plating, known professionally as Van Plating, forges a story of two lovers nearly pulled undertow from the storm’s clutches. With her song and video “Too Late,” premiering today, she wades neck-deep into the raging sea herself to properly contextualize the push and pull. “So, tell me what’s wrong / Maybe I’ll get it right this time,” she observes, gazing out of the eyes of one lover to another.
Here’s an epic gospel-hued song from Nashville’s Michelle Brooke. She has a huge and soulful voice and this is is a huge and soulful song. It’s her new single and available now.
With their critically acclaimed 2017 release, Shanti’s Shadow, Phoebe Hunt & The Gatherers revealed an intimate inner journey through meditation and musical exploration. Neither One of Us Is Wrong takes up where Shanti’s Shadow left off, soaring from personal introspection to a third eye colored reflection on our larger culture and the deepening polarity of the time we live in. With this release, Hunt adds an ambitious layer to her expression by expanding creatively into the realm of visual art, releasing a music video for each song on the album.
Epic Levels are a comedy/nerdcore hip-hop duo preparing to release their debut album, Armor Classy, on January 17th. They have previously shared bills with the likes of Washed Out, Arrested Development, Belle and Sebastian, Amanda Palmer, Hospitality, Pile & Single Mothers. READ MORE…