Two-time IBMA Dobro Player of the Year, Justin Moses is widely known as one of the finest multi-instrumentalists in acoustic music. Other recent accolades and appearances put him on stage alongside Ricky Skaggs at the 2018 CMA Awards in addition […]
A.J. Croce opens his new album, By Request, with the cover of the Billy Preston classic, “Nothing From Nothing.” A.J. recently explained to the Nashville Scene: “Like many of the songs I recorded for By Request, ‘Nothing From Nothing’ was […]
Every now and then an artist comes along who makes you remember why you started listening to albums in the first place: Aaron Lee Tasjan is that artist. Tasjan’s fourth studio album, Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!, is available digitally and on CD […]
A Mind of Your Own is the debut release from The Bright Siders, the duo of acclaimed songwriter and musician Kristin Andreassen and NYC child psychiatrist Kari Groff, MD. Brimming with uplifting and empowering songs, the album invites its listeners […]
In August of 2020, months into the lockdown, Ana Egge began working on “This Time” with Dick Connette. The song was inspired by the summer’s national public demonstrations radiating from the murder of George Floyd, and the sense that what’s […]
At 72, singer-songwriter Bob Davoli has taken and distilled seven decades of personal experiences to make his beautiful, remarkable, and very personal debut album, Wistfully Yours. The 15-song collection was released Jan. 15 via Gutbrain Records, with all proceeds being donated to the Food Not Bombs organization.
Waiting Out the Storm is Jeremy Ivey’s follow up to last year’s The Dream and The Dreamer. Ivey wrote most of this album on the road with frequent collaborator, wife, and country phenom Margo Price, taking a lyrics-first approach for […]
This year, as we have every year since 2004, we gave our readers the impossible task of choosing their 10 favorite roots music albums from among the year’s new releases. In 2020, as always, readers took up the challenge enthusiastically, […]
A feature track on Shemekia Copeland’s celebrated new album, Uncivil War, “Clotilda’s on Fire” tells the powerful story of the last slave ship to sail to America, more than 50 years after the slave trade was outlawed. Produced by Will Kimbrough […]
In a year when everything was upended and scary, No Depression readers reached eagerly, and perhaps understandably, for what’s familiar. Topping our 2020 Year-End Readers Poll, which received more than 6,800 ballots, were new albums from roots music’s current leading […]
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