COUNTRY/ FOLK

CHARLIE PEACOCK is a Nashville-based, (4x) Grammy® Award-winning record producer, composer, singer-songwriter and jazz musician. Peacock has major hits in three decades— Amy Grant’s “Every Heartbeat” (1991), Switchfoot’s “Dare You to Move” (2002), and The Civil Wars’ Gold debut album, BartonHollow (2011). He also produced the #1 Billboard Pop debut,…

It’s rare when a record rides the wave of an entire genre, rarer still when that record launches and defines one. Block’s underground cult-hit record Lead Me Not Into Penn Station was originally released in 1996 as a handout at shows and out of the back of Block’s car, and…

Irish indie folk artist Gerr Walsh is back with “Silverfish,” a single set for release on September 19th ahead of his second album due in spring 2026. Known for his heartfelt lyricism and lush acoustics, Walsh brings indie-folk storytelling alongside modern pop sensibilities, drawing parallels with Bon Iver and Sufjan…

Danny Hammons, the Knoxville-born and Birmingham-raised folk singer-songwriter, unveils his solo voice with Take The Long Road Home, an EP that carries the dust of highways, the weight of memory, and the solitude of travel. Having spent more than a decade touring both solo and with the indie-folk outfit Peasants!,…

Irish songwriter Mahuna, now based in Berlin, releases his poignant new single, “Far-Off Summer’s Night,” on September 12th, taken from his acclaimed debut album Forever Is Mine. Known for his lyrical intimacy and timeless soundscapes, Mahuna has already earned praise for creating touching odes to memory with folksy storytelling. This…

Colourshop’s latest single, “Sailing Boat,” released on September 6, 2025, sees the London-based artist taking a refreshing step into a stripped-down, acoustic-driven soundscape. Recorded at RoomTo studio in Barcelona with the help of producers Jason Boshoff and Oscar Bragado and complemented by Bryan Curtis on drums, the track leans toward…

Veronica Raine steps into the spotlight with her debut single “august,” a stirring folk-country ballad centered around regret and the dread of mortality. A Southern Alberta native, Raine has already built a reputation for heartfelt lyrics and evocative performances, while appearing on the YYC Songwriter Showdown and the Calgary Songsmiths…

JD Hinton bends language into something playful and profound with his new single, “Once Was Blonde,” coming out as a sharp, original, and witty creative in the field naturally. The Texas-born storyteller, known for his crossovers in music, film, and television, revisits an encore favorite from his live shows, finally…

Vermilion-based singer-songwriter Adrienne Levay returns with a tender offering in her folk-pop single “Do You Miss Me?” which captures the fragile space between friendship and something deeper. Known for her honest storytelling, Levay leans into vulnerability here and draws from lived experience to reflect on the intimacy, hesitation, and the…

Fiona Amaka has carved out a reputation for tackling raw human experiences through song, whether it’s betrayal in No Daylight, ghosting in Cowards and Shadows, or social exclusion in In-Club. But her third release of 2025, “Honesty (Psalm 139),” marks a new turn. Recorded in London with Andy Zanini and…