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Greesha Music adds Laura Rabell’s new single “The Mirror” to its 75,000+ follower Greesha Love playlist

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Americana / alt-country singer-songwriter and recent breast-cancer survivor Laura Rabell’s new debut, Immortal (named literally two weeks before she was diagnosed with cancer), sounds something like Kelsey Waldon fronting the Old 97’s circa Drag It Up—soulful and downhome vocals sitting atop a dark, yet pleasingly surfy spaghetti-western vibe.
 
Rabell has shared bills with artists such as The Black Lillies and Anne Mccue, and harmonica legend Charlie McCoy (Johnny Cash, George Jones, Bob Dylan) appears on Rabell‘s new record, as do Jeff Thorneycroft & Pete Pulkrabek, rhythm section for ’90s pop-rock sensations The Rembrandts.
 
Lead single / album opener “The Mirror” really sets the tone for the record and is representative of Laura’s writing—smoky, twisty, self-deprecating and almost always in a minor key. The song is about being empowered by rather than ashamed of stereotypical singer/songwriter self-loathing. Really, it’s a journey to self-acceptance through self-loathing, wrapped in some fantastic guitar playing from producer Dave Coleman and driven home with Laura’s always soulful vocals.
 
The song was just added to tastemaker Greesha Music’s 75,000+ follower Greesha Love Spotify playlist. LISTEN HERE

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Glide Magazine debuts NEW single from E.Z. Shakes, calling it “a guitar driven wake-up call.”

     

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Listen: Captain Americana playlist for 8/31/20

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Listen to this week’s Captain Americana Spotify playlist featuring:

Justin Townes Earle – If I Was The Devil
Savants of Soul – Swell
The War and Treaty – Take Me In
Gypsy Outfit – 26 Days
Margo Price – I’d Die For You – Synthphonic
Rev. Greg Spradlin – Sweet Baby
Chris Stapleton – Starting Over
Radiator King – Raylene
Kronos Quartet, Lee Knight – Which Side Are You on?
Laura Rabell – Tequila Moon
Mac DeMarco – Here Comes the Cowboy – Demo
Pedigo’s Magic Pilsner – I Don’t Wanna Be Alone Tonight (State Fair Records)
Grandaddy – Jed’s Other Poem (Beautiful Ground)
Native Harrow – Smoke Burns
William Shatner – The Thrill is Gone (feat. Ritchie Blackmore, Candice Night)
Bettye LaVette – Blues For the Weepers
The Milk Carton Kids – Honey, Honey – Live From Lincoln Hall
Sylvie Simmons – Keep Dancing
Skylar Gregg – I Already Know
The Nude Party – Cure Is You (New West Records)
Bobby Rush – Dust My Broom
Liz Longley – Long Distance (OurVinyl Sessions)
Kris Delmhorst – Wind’s Gonna Find a Way
Ashley Ray – Rock N Roll
Darlingside – A Light On In the Dark
Adam Chaffins – Further Away (Acoustic) Feat. Brit Taylor
Gangstagrass – Nickel and Dime Blues
Arlo McKinley – Walking Shoes
Twisted Pine – Papaya
Sierra Hull – How Long
Molly Tuttle- Standing on the Moon (grateful dead cover)
A Girl Called Eddy- Jody

 

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Minneapolis producer / Doomtree founder Lazerbeak shares new single at Northern Transmissions

Minneapolis electronic producer Lazerbeak has shared his new single “River Wide.” October 2nd, sees the release of the multi artist’s full-length, entitled Penelope, named after his eight-year-old daughter. Inspired largely by his new life as a family man and a recent deep dive into all things mindfulness, self wellness, and gratitude, Penelope thrives on ambient atmospherics, gentle melodies, and carefully-crafted percussion to create its own pulsing sonic universe. READ MORE…

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Reignland Magazine Features New Radiator King Single “Haunts Me Now”

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Radiator King released an incredible new track called “Haunts Me Now.”

“Haunts Me Now” features drummer Brian Viglione (Dresden Dolls, Violent Femmes), Jesse Malin guitarist Derek Cruz and bassist Ed Goldson (Ghostface Killah, Passion Pit). It was produced by Don DiLego (Jesse Malin).

The brainchild of New York-via-Boston troubadour Adam Silvestri, Radiator King has shared bills with Malin, Pile and L.A. Witch, and has been covered by Brooklyn Vegan, American Songwriter, PopMatters and Paste, who praised Silvestri’s “affecting pastiche of Americana and indie rock.” This track is really very good, I like the passion that I feel coming from this band. The vocals are outstanding and the music is “second to none.” This is a great project. 

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