JAMES INTVELD​
New single "Let's Talk It Out" Out Now!
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James Intveld has a new single, and it’s his first new music release since 2008.
Intveld, whose early inspirations include country crooners Hank Williams, Sr., Lefty Frizzell, early R&B shouters Big Joe Turner and Fats Domino, and rock and roll pioneers Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley, is staying true to his iconic roots.
“Let’s Talk It Out” was recorded in Orange, CA and features Marty Rifkin on pedal steel (Glen Campbell, Tom Petty), Bob Gothar on guitar (Heather Myles), Michael Turner on guitar, Kip Dabbs on drums. The track has all the swing of Wynn Stewart with the swagger of Buddy Holly.
GEANIES​
Debut EP "Can't See The Sun" OUT NOW!
Geanies, an electrifying, blues-influenced alt-rock band, released the debut EP, Can’t See The Sun, July 14th via Mule Kick Records. The Venice, California band is fronted by lead singer/composer Sean Michael Howe. Howe has the colossal sound and technical delivery of a player well beyond his 19 years.Can’t See the Sun genuflects to the great guitar players of postmodern music, such as Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and B.B. King, while paying homage to the best of 90s alt-rockers. “Bury Me,”the first single off of the EP, has the angst one would expect of a SoCal-bred, Gen Z innovator measuring the uncertainty of the world around him as he prepares to become a part of it. The Geanie is officially out of the bottle, as this band of profoundly enlightened fresh punks emerges onto the rock scene this summer.
THE HAWTTHORNS
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New full length record out Feb 22 “Tarot Cards & Shooting Stars”
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An Americana band whose sun-kissed songwriting, fiery electric guitar, and lush vocal harmonies evoke the California coastline as much as the Bible Belt countryside, the HawtThorns are rooted in the collaborative chemistry of husband-and-wife duo KP and Johnny Hawthorn.
ROSIE FLORES & THE TALISMEN
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Double Sided Single "So Sad/I've Got a Right To Cry" Out Now!
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Together, Rosie Flores and The Talismen have forged a sound that honors the past while pushing ahead into the future. It's a new spin on a classic style. For Flores, it's also the latest chapter in a story that continues to unfold, pushing her further along in what has become one of the most unique journeys in contemporary roots music.
SIDE PONY
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New Album "Lucky Break" Out Now!
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In a town bursting at the seams with songwriters, it was a stroke of Nashville serendipity that found Americana artists Alice Wallace and Caitlin Cannon next to each other at a songwriter’s round in 2018. Now, two and a half years later, with an armful of co-written songs that deftly straddle the line between class and crass, Wallace and Cannon have taken their shared love for a heartbreaking hook and punchy turn of phrase and form their own band - Side Pony
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ANDREW LEAHEY & THE HOMESTEAD
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Latest Single “Caught Like a Fire” Out Now!
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A timeless rock & roll band for the modern age, Andrew Leahey & The Homestead are torchbearers of an anthemic, guitar-driven sound once held aloft by icons like Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen. It's a sound that's taken the Nashville-based Leahey around the world, from sold-out shows in Norway, Mexico, and South Africa to a string of cross-country tours back home. Along the way, his songwriting — hailed by Rolling Stone for its "celebratory mix of sharp storytelling and fist-pumping rock & roll swagger" — has left a unique mark, climbing the Americana Airplay charts one minute with the Top 50 hit "Little in Love" (from Leahey's 2016 debut, Skyline in Central Time) and finding a home on pop/rock radio with singles like "Start the Dance" and "Airwaves" (both taken from his international breakthrough, 2019's Airwaves) the next.
SUZIE BROWN
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Some See The Flowers Out May 20th, 2022
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An award-winning musician whose songs have earned recognition from the Independent Music Awards, the International Songwriting Competition, the NewSong Competition, Forbes Magazine, People Magazine, and the long-running television program CBS This Morning — nodding to the soul singers, folk artists, and roots-rockers who came before her.
DESERT HOLLOW
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The name Desert Hollow is a definition for the geographical and artistic influences of this farm fresh, California based duo. Xander Hitzig and Nicole Olney teamed up in love and music a few years back.
Xander comes from the West Virginia countryside, and Nicole from the California desert. Both influences are prominent on their debut EP, “Thirsty”. Her lilting vocal seems to melt into the sturdy, eclectic musical beds of each tune. His voice is as deliberate as an old-school folkie singing with no amplification. When the two come together in harmony, it’s as if they have known each other all their lives. Flaunting a Gram and Emmylou-like confidence in their delivery, one is pulled back through the decades in a time machine made of stringed instruments only to land in present day Los Angeles’ alt-country scene.
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NOCONA
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Nocona is a rock band who draw their roots from Country, Folk, Punk, Rock and psychedelia. Known for taking the psychedelia of the 13th Floor Elevators and mashing it up with the Bakersfield sound—Roky and Buck; Love and the Burrito Brothers, their previous albums, Nocona and Long Gone Song drew rave reviews and the band has played some of the biggest festivals in America – Outside Lands, Bonnaroo, and Stagecoach. Los Dos out July 10, 2020 finds the band digging deeper into its bracing melding of hard-edged Americana and a keen punk-bred sensibility.
Love, Mule Kick