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Americana UK Gives Kyle Daniel’s “What’s There To Say?” a 9/10

What’s There To Say?, Daniel’s second EP, confirms the dude is a force to be reckoned with in the twang rock world. All songs cut through like a shattered bottle of whisky, laden with steel-gnawing guitar riffs and rock-ribbed vocals. “Born To Lose” gets the ball rolling with a wall of thunderous guitars and crystalline piano runs, while “God Bless America (Damn Rock’n’Roll)” deploys all the melodic power of a (good) radio hit. The softer material (“Somewhere In Between”, “What’s There To Say?”) highlights the velvety nature of Kyle Daniel’s baritone voice, perfectly adorned with grooving bass lines and harmonized layers of guitar reminiscent of Cinnamon Girl-era Neil Young.

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The Boot Shares New Song “In My Dreams” From David Quinn

Americana singer-songwriter David Quinn is premiering his dreamy new song “In My Dreams” exclusively for readers of The Boot. Press play below to listen.

In “In My Dreams,” Quinn evokes the cosmically wild vibe of far-west Texas with vintage instrumentation and rich, mystical harmonies. The artist says that he found catharsis in writing the song, and its lyrics are a little bit sadder than its melody indicates.

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Rolling Stone Names Roses and Cigarettes’ “Fast As I Can” a Top Country Song of the Week

Music is medicine. Inspired by frontwoman Jenny Pagliaro’s battle with Stage IV metastatic breast cancer, “Fast As I Can” is an ode to living, laced with jangling guitars and bright harmonies. The source material may be somber, but this country-rock road songs sets its sights on the destination, not the place its leaving behind.

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D.L Rossi Premieres Lyric Video for “A Sweet Thing” on Americana Highways

Americana Highways brings you this lyric video premiere of DL Rossi’s “A Sweet Thing,” from Rossi’s upcoming album A Sweet Thing, which was recorded live at Matt Maher’s studio The Echobase in East Nashville. The album was produced, mixed, and engineered by Nolan Rossi (Whym, Poema) and mastered by Joe Causey. “A Sweet Thing” is DL Rossi on guitar and vocals, Kenny Hutson (Crowder) on pedal steel, Grant Pittman (Drew Holcomb) on keys, with drums by Christian Paschall (Crowder, Tomlin, Maren Morris), bass by JR Collins (Crowder) and backing vocals by Reuben Bidez and Molly Parden.

With footage from the road, this lyric video is an anchor for the haunting melody of “A Sweet Thing.” As the lyrics unfold a tale of being rejected by a lover because of a travelling lifestyle, there are palpable chills in the air. DL Rossi’s low vocals over piano tones are rich with sorrow and resignation.

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Left at London’s new video “Revolution Lover” featured at KEXP

Remember the name Left At London because the Seattle-based transgender bedroom pop artist is on the verge of blowing up. The stage name of Nat Puff, her latest EP Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 1 shows off her incredible wit and ability to tackle heavy subject matters like Borderline Personality Disorder (which she lives with) and lesbianism (which she thrives with). READ MORE…

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Brad Byrd Releases “That Great Feeling” Video On American Songwriter

Earlier this year, singer-songwriter Brad Byrd released the track “That Great Feeling,” a single off his forthcoming album Phases. Now Byrd has shared an official video for the track, premiering below.

Byrd and director Alfredo Vidal shot the scenic video in the small city of Big Bear Lake, CA. As Byrd describes it, the video seeks to capture the track’s “loose and lyrical narrative about being trapped and haunted by memories of idyllic times, while also being consumed by a loss of love and the frustration that goes with it.”