Boca Chica
Lace Up Your Workboots
NPR's Robin Hilton says, "Boca Chica's Hallie Pritts writes songs that walk the line between more traditional Americana artists like Gillian Welch (whom Pritts cites as an influence), and slightly more contemporary folk and pop artists like Hem." Boca Chica is climbing the charts this week: #2 on the Roots Music Report Pennsylvania State Chart (November 20, 2009), #16 on the Roots Music Report - Roots Rock Chart (November 13, 2009), #97 and climbing on the AMA Americana Top 40 Radio Airplay Chart (November 23, 2009), and #97 on the Americana Internet Radio Chart (November 16, 2009).
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Cyndi Harvell
The Night Turned to Song
"A singer with extraordinary depth and songwriting talent that has lasted for decades..." - Gian Fiero, The Muse's Muse. This album hit #106 on April 20, 2009 on the AMA Americana Radio chart. This album also hit #5 on the Roots Music Report Folk Chart on April 3, 2009, and #24 on the California Roots Radio airplay chart. This album was the third most added record at AMA Americana radio on March 16, 2009 tied with Neko Case's new album and Bonnie Prince Billy's latest.
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Flatcar Rattlers
Which Side Are You On?
The Flatcar Rattlers are a raucous Austin act with all the fixin’s. They mix up rootsy backwoods Appalachia with fast punk rock to make up a distinct new-timey sound implanted with mountain songs and murder ballads. Joel Weickgenant of Austin 360 described the bands’ performances as “…songster punk, uncorking a moonshine-laced attack that sounded as if it was conceived in a room somewhere in the North Carolina Appalachians, between a washtub bass and a stack of records by Hank Williams and the Clash.” Their high octane live shows have created a nice buzz in a short time ranking them in the top ten of Best New Bands and Best Bluegrass Bands in the Austin Chronicle’s 2008-2009 Music Poll. Their new album is at EuroAmericana radio now.

Trevor Alguire
Thirty Year Run
Trevor Alguire hails from a small town just south of Ottawa Ontario. These comparisons landed Alguire his first record deal with Blue Rose Records alongside fellow songwriters such as Steve Earle and Buddy Miller proving that Alguire was only at the start of such musical depth. Within four months of releasing As of Yesterday (Blue Rose), Alguire went worldwide with consistent radio play across Europe, Australia and North America. This album is currently spinning at Americana radio. This album hit #2 on Roots Music Report's Canadian Roots Music Airplay Chart on March 19, 2010, and #26 on Roots Music Report's Roots Rock Top 50 chart on February 26, 2010, #87 on the AMericana Radio chart on March 22, 2010.
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Adam Klein
Western Tales & Trails
At Americana and Roots radio now. A collection of southern and western-themed legends and story songs, here are timeless tales of longing, journeys, a search, and a hope for something better littered with characters who, despite their chances, are fighting through. This album debuted on the EuroAmericana chart at #2 the month of November 2008. This album also hit #12 on the F.A.R. Chart in October 2008. On November 3rd, this album hit Top Adds on November 3, 2008 on the AMA Americana Radio Airplay Chart as well as the AMA Americana Internet Radio Airplay Chart.

Rebecca Rippy
Telling Stories
On Telling Stories, her second album, Rebecca opens her heart in the most intimate ways, spinning tales built around those who mean the most to her. The emotional connection to her songs are obvious, but just as importantly is how she uses personal revelations to explore universal truths. Writing acoustic music that elevates souls with uplifting rhythms or hushes a crowd with quiet power, Rebecca proves just how entertaining and inspiring music can be in the hands of a talented singer-songwriter who has lived every word she sings. This album hit #6 on the NC Roots Music Report State Airplay Chart, and hit #34 on Roots Music Report's Roots Country Chart.

The Villains
The eight tracks on the debut album by The Villains is a look into the eyes and hearts of a band with real life stories to tell. From the breezy optimism of ‘Let’s Forget About It Tonight’ to the reflective musings of a band on the road in ‘Going Deaf For A Living’, The Villains weave a seamless backdrop of rock, pop and country that speaks to the soul. The sound is fun and reflective….they think you’ll agree. The six members (Magno, Dan Call, Sean McNally, Michael Wilkes, Jimmy James Schmitt, and Alan Schaefer) all have a rich history of writing, recording ,and touring. Each of them has recorded and performed with many mainstream and indie artists from Nashville to New York, as well as touring the world together and individually. We brought this album to EuroAmericana radio in April 2010. The album continues to receive spins at stations around the world.

Angie Stevens
Queen of this Mess
This album debuted on the EuroAmericana radio chart at #5 in June 2009. The album also hit #6 on the Roots Music Report Folk chart on June 5, 2009, and debuted on the F.A.R. Chart at #23 for May 2009. The album hit #108 on the AMA chart in July 2009. "Backed by a stellar cast of musicians, Stevens engages audiences in a way that makes every performance feel intimate, like she's playing her songs just for you. The amiable chanteuse has shared the bill with a wide array of performers and had every audience riveted by the end of each set... Stevens makes the icicles form on your spine the minute she takes the stage." - Westword.
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James Dunn
The Long Ride Home
At Americana and Roots radio now. Indyweek.com says: "On his second album, James Dunn—the Raleigh singer/songwriter CMT described as 'one of America's top unsigned artists,' finds himself aiming for heartland rock and mostly landing. His voice is a dust-covered croon, comfortable and familiar like an old flannel shirt, and the arrangements back the songs with an aggressive Americana frame, more John Mellencamp than Bruce Springsteen. But where Mellencamp and Springsteen capitalized on the grit beneath the blue collar, Dunn reaches toward optimism in earnest." This album hit #17 on the EuroAmericana chart in November 2008, and hit #15 on the Roots Rock Chart (a subchart of the Roots Music Report) on Thursday, October 9, 2008, and #114 on the AMA Americana Radio chart on December 15, 2008.

The Halyards
Songwriter Sessions
We brought this album to EuroAmericana radio in July 2010 and it hit #9 on the EuroAmericana radio chart. This album also hit #17 on the June 2010 F.A.R. Chart 131. The Halyards joke their debut CD "Fortune Smiles" has been 35 years in the making. Well, half joke. Carl Funk and Larry Mason trace their friendship to grade school. For the last decade they have written and performed around the Pacific Northwest as Funk Mason. Approached by old friend and Grammy award-winning musician Eric Tingstad to "do a little recording," no one expected a 12-track CD--let alone a new band. But, sometimes, with luck, timing, and hard work, ingredients become larger than the sum of the parts. This is The Halyards. Thirty-five years in the making. Not a moment too soon.

Heather Knox
El Dorado
It's been four years since her last release, and she's been working feverishly on her latest. She brings together a sweet mix of country, Texas rock and indie folk... El Dorado hit #7 on the Roots Music Report / Roots Rock chart on Friday, October 24, 2008. This album hit #14 on the EuroAmericana Radio chart in November 2008. This album also hit #95 on the Roots Music Association (RMA) Top 100 (November 2008), and #31 on the Premier in Texas State Radio Airplay Chart (a subchart of the Roots Music Report) on December 1, 2008. The album also hit #82 on the AMA Americana Radio chart on December 8, 2008, and #97 on the Americana Internet Radio chart on December 15, 2008.
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Desert Radio
Asleep at the Wheel
At Americana and Roots radio now. Often described as "too loud for country, and as backwoods as a busted fence, Desert Radio is the soundtrack to a bush party... kegs and all." Their track "February Day" was the number one ranked Americana song in the history of garageband.com. This led to the track being featured on the Budweiser website, which in turn led to NASCAR using the track in a Speed Channel video tribute to Dale Earnhardt Sr. broadcast throughout North America on the eve of the Daytona 500. This album hit #18 on the Roots Music Report/Roots Country chart on Friday, October 3, 2008. Asleep at the Wheel also hit #62 on the AMA Americana Radio Airplay Chart, and #50 on the AMA Americana Internet Radio Chart, both on the week of December 1, 2008.

Brendon James Wright and the Wrongs
Brendon James Wright and the Wrongs
Ellen Mallarney, staff writer for the Metro Pulse says "Brendon James Wright's scratchy, sore-throat songs about coal miners, hard-luck prisoners and lovers separated by many miles are twangy and heartfelt. Wright mixes his Southern roots with his esteem for artists like Ryan Adams and Bob Dylan." This album hit #16 on the Roots Music TN State chart, and #20 on the Roots Music Report - Roots Rock chart. This album hit #2 on XM Satellite's X Country station (ch. 12) on June 2008. This album also hit #20 on the Freeform American Roots (F.A.R.) chart. It hit #110 on the R&R / AMA Americana Radio chart the week of May 21, 2008. It hit #126 on the AMA Americana Internet Radio chart the week of May 12, 2008.

Kara Suzanne
Parlor Walls
This album hit #25 on the EuroAmericana Chart (July 2010), and #123 on the Americana Radio Chart on July 19, 2010. "Parlor Walls is certainly more Nashville than Big Apple. Yes, there’s country in this album. But don’t expect paeans to pickup trucks or tear-in-the-beer ballads about cheatin’ hearts. Elements of folk, rock and blues are all there, too. But the brilliant thing about this release is how all of the genres congeal together, melodiously, in the same pot. The band bridges the divide between blues, country, folk and rock; but they’re also not afraid of burning those bridges when the muse summons. The music fits under the umbrella of Americana/roots music without getting wet, but in another sense, this is roots music without roots. It’s as close to the farm as it is to the freeway. And that might be what’s most refreshing about this release; it’s homeless and it belongs somewhere at the same time." -Chris Zebo, Maroon Weekly

Wes Tucker
Tradition
"The songs on the new album Tradition range from driving rockers like the title track and Lead Me On, to the sweet ballads of Come Home To Me and Left Behind to the intricate finger-picking of Good Night and Leota to the front porch stomps of Spoken Word and Tides. There is not a single sleeper on the whole album. Each song is crafted and shines and stands alone as an affirmative musical testament." - CD Baby. Tradition hit #215 on the Americana chart on January 30, 2006.

Hooverville
Follow that Trail of Dust Back Home
Hooverville’s new album, Follow That Trail of Dust Back Home, spotlights the singing and writing talents of the band’s three lead vocalists, recalling other rootsy group efforts like The Band, The Flatlanders, and Uncle Tupelo. Produced by James Mathus (Elvis Costello, Buddy Guy), the new record rambles across the great map of American roots music, and follows that dusty trail back home. This album hit #114 on the R&R / AMA Americana Radio chart.

Jill Jack
Songwriter Sessions
We brought this album to EuroAmericana radio in April 2010 and it hit #8 on the EuroAmericana radio chart. With an innovative approach to recording, Jill Jack releases her 7th full length CD. Fourteen new songs recorded for the first time, but Jill dared to let her fans in on the process, and recorded live at the Hartland Music Hall instead of in the studio. Colin Linden flew in from Nashville for the concerts to lend his recording and production expertise. With no studio overdubs, it is intimate and bold at once. Plus she adds two bonus studio tracks, along with a DVD of the concert sessions, so you can catch a glimpse of the magic.

The Swaggerts
Keepers of the Quaich
Peaked on the R&R Americana charts at #88 in 2003 and hit #1 on the Progressive Country chart on January 21, 2004. "The Swaggerts take Keepers of the Quaich and force feed you the entire history of the marriage of C&W, R&B, and R&R that took place in the early and mid-50’s far from the mainstream (referred to as Rockabilly, it blossomed and eventually mutated into straight ahead Rock-n-Roll, but it’s core survived, and still lives to this day in may cities and forms all across America, especially in the south..." -Independisc.com

The Whipsaws
Ten Day Bender
More than six months on the Americana radio charts! This album hit #41 on the Roots Music Report Roots Rock radio chart on May 24, 2006. This album also hit #12 on the EuroAmericana chart August 2006. "Every song is a grouping of parts not so much woven together as layered on top of one another in a perfectly synchronized fashion that begs the listener to hear each expressive instrument separately: the doleful fiddle on 'Hole In My Heart,' the singing lap steel on 'Shotgun Wedding.' With some imagination, really, the musical parts, articulate as they are, can almost seem like characters in a novel themselves." - Lillie Dremeaux, Anchorage Daily News

Doug Burr
The Sickle and the Sheaves
Original gospel tunes with a vintage feel; think Daniel Lanois meets Blind Willie Johnson. Burr took home the blue ribbon for the Americana/Roots/AAA category of the 2003 International Songwriting Competition, won first place in the national Mark Heard songwriting contest sponsored by Silent Planet Records Summer 2002, and was nominated for best acoustic/folk act by the 2003 Dallas Observer Music Awards.

Mark Brine
Fortunes: The Best of Mark Brine
This album hit the EuroAmericana chart at #24 and it peaked on Americana chart at #111. The album was been added to the following stations playlists: KRCB (Santa Rosa, CA), KAXE - Northern Community Radio, Twangcast.com (Orange, VA), WHAY (Whitley City, KY), KBCS, KDHX, KHLB, KJCS, WALW, WFDU, WYEP, KOOP, KRCL, KRXT, KUSB, Western Beat, KVMR, KWMR, KZMU, and CountryBear among others! "Fortunes" also received vital internet plays on Live365.

Cole Mitchell and the Curs
Nobody's Blues
This album hit #1 on the Roots Music Report New Mexico State Airplay Chart for most of Summer 2008. "'I was born in Billy the Kid country and raised in Hank Williams country,' Mitchell states in his current biography. Filled with road weary tales of whiskey-soaked nights, deals gone bad, clocking time in a slaughterhouse and 'breathing fire and drinking gasoline,' Mitchell's songs sweat bullets of genuine American tears laced with grit and asphalt... 'Nobody's Blues' should be on everyone's playlist. -Kevin Hopper, iQ (May 15th, 2008)

An American Starlet
The Duchess of Hazard
On January 19, 2004, this album hit #93 on the R&R Americana charts. An American Starlet hit #16 on the Roots Music Report (Roots Rock). Over 100 stations are spun the album, including: 4CBL (Logan Central, Austrailia), Countrybear.com, KAFM, KAXE, KCUV (Denver, CO), KEXP, KWMR, KZMU (#25!), NSEO (France), PICA (Spain), Radio MT (Norway), Twangcast.com, VARA (The Netherlands), WALW, WERU, WFDU (heavy spins!), WGCS, WRBC, WVGN, WWUH, Semi-Twang, and XM Satellite among others!

Mark Brine
For Karrie
A special dedication to his wife, Mark Brine honors Karrie Brine with these colelction of tracks. This inimitable album earned Mark #28 on the Roots Americana chart as well as #90 on the R&R/AMA Americana chart, #9 Roots Music Report Folk chart and #51 on the Progressive Country chart.

Steve Bice
Sixty Minutes of Sin
Hit #16 on the EuroAmericana charts, and #30 on the FAR (Freeform Americana Radio) Chart. "Sixty Minutes" was spun at KBCS, WHAY, CIUT, KALX, KAXE, KMWR, KZMU, WERU, WMMT, WNCW, WPKN, WUSM, CountryBear.com, Western Beat, WHAY (Whitley City, KY), Jane Weber's EuroRadio, WFDU, Jean Castro's "Old Time & New Country" on Radio Frequence Verte (92.8fm), Twangcast.com, Theo Oldenburg's "Alt. Country Cooking" on Radio Winschoten, VLOK Radio's "Country Fesitval" (Netherlands) and Eddie Russell's Country Eastern & Outlaw For Peace Radio (TX).

The Rowdy Prairie Dogs
The Revenge of the Rowdy Prairie Dogs
The RPDs is the Americana rock band of award winning singer/songwriter/"rebel domino" Robert J. Over the last 10 months RJ has put together this debut Cd of irreverent country rockers and touching ballads about life and love and the pursuit of happiness. This album hit #1 on the Roots Music Report Wisconsin State Airplay Chart for most of Summer 2008.

Breathing Machine
Alice Street and More
Spun on 4CBL (Logan Central, Australia), KAFM, KAXE, KWMR, KZMU (#21), PICA (Spain), Radio MT (Norway), WALW, WERU, WGCS, WRBC, WWUH and more to come! This album entered the Americana chart on March 15th, 2004.

Hayshaker
Black Holiday in Mexico City
Hailing from Waycross, GA - the same howetown as Americana music luminary Gram Parsons, Hayshaker has developed a sound rich in Southeastern traditions, and spiked with varied punk and rock influences. Husband/wife team CC & Laurie Rider sing drinking songs, torch songs and rock songs. This album hit on the Roots Music Report/Roots Country chart the week of December 2007. Black Holiday also hit #73 on the AMA Americana Radio Airplay Chart the week of December 17, 2007. This album was one of the most-added albums at Americana radio in December 2007.

Jayson Bales and the Revival
Cruel & Unusual
Dallas folk-rocker Jayson Bales discovered the garage on his new CD, Cruel & Unusual. Working with producer Salim Nourallah, best-known for his production duties on discs by Old 97's, Rhett Miller and Deathray Davies, gave Mr. Bales the opportunity to craft a rough-edged record that leans more toward meat-and-potatoes rock than anything he's done before. The album hit #71 on the R&R / AMA Americana Radio chart on the week of April 23, 2007, and moved up to #68 the week of April 30, 2007. The album also hit #62 on the AMA Internet Radio chart the week of April 23, 2007.

Mark Huff
Gravity
After feeling he had outgrown his potential in Vegas, he pulled up his stakes and settled in Nashville in 2003. He formed a friendship with Allison Moorer who was taken with Mark’s writing, and soon became her opening act on three US tours. After hearing his music night after night, Moorer’s guitar player, Adam Landry, offered to produce a new cd for Huff. Following the release of Skeleton Faith in 1998 and Clean in 2001, Huff has just released his latest offering, Gravity. Producer Landry was able to assemble a band of some of the best talent in Nashville. Gravity features Adam Landry (The Sways and Allison Moorer) guitar, bass and keyboards; Bucky Baxter (Bob Dylan, Ryan Adams and Steve Earle) guitar; Dan Baird (The Georgia Satellites) bass and guitar; Brad Pemberton (Ryan Adams) drums; and Moorer background vocals. This album hit the R&R / AMA Americana Radio chart.

One Left
Songs from the Wound
This album hit #80 on the Americana radio chart on January 30, 2006. This album also hit #4 on the Roots Music Report - Roots Country chart on January 24, 2006 and #21 on the Roots Music Report Top 100 on the same day. "This album is easy to describe - superb... this is a modern project steeped in traditionalism, it is sort of at the point where John Prine meets Jimmie Rodgers with 13 story songs written by lead vocalist Rick Rowland. Rowland has a great voice and a real feel for traditional music as do the rest of this Washington, DC based band." - Pete Smith, Country Music Round Up Magazine, England

Marwood
One Mile Down the Road
This album hit Americana radio on June 5, 2006. With catchy hooks and guitar-driven rock Marwood's sound captivates fans and critics alike, with New York Newsday deeming their sound "stunning alternative pop." The Boston Globe further hails the music, calling it "a guitar lovers' rock of the infectious rhythm kind." Marwood has also been featured in publications including The Washington Post, The Village Voice and AM-New York. 2006 is promising to be a big year for Marwood with the new full length album One Mile Down the Road.

Ten Mile Tide
Ten Mile Tide
This album hit in the Top 50 at Americana radio. This album also hit #23 on the EuroAmericana chart August 2006. "The songs are written and constructed in a way that echoes sounds of the South-not the whisky-soaked rock and roll of Lynyrd Skynyrd, but the more traditional flavors of Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels and (most prominently) the Allman Brothers Band....." - Mammoth Times

Various Artists
American Fallout Americana Sampler
This album hit #2 on the Roots Music Report Folk Airplay Chart on 1/10/06. It also hit #26 on the Roots Music Report Airplay Report Top 100 and #30 on the Roots Rock chart on the same day. It hit #177 on the AMA Americana radio chart on November 21, 2005. It spun at Countrybear.com, KBCS, KDHX, KWRP, WETS and WYOU. This album also hit #217 on the AMA Internet Radio Chart on November 21, 2005. This is the first in a series of compilation CDs from American Fallout to be distributed to industry professionals, radio stations and other media, featuring seventeen of the hottest new Americana artists in the USA including: The Supersuckers, Stephen Simmons, Hawk, The Grassy Knoll Boys, Jefferson Pepper, Yikes McGee, Jenkins Hollow, Blue Diamond Shine, Jack Chernos, Case 150, Wayne Supergenius, Andrew Vladeck, Altercana, Trespassengers, The Deadbillys, Eddie Spaghetti and Slimfit.

Mike McGuire
Roses for the Moon
Louisville, Kentucky is home to some of the most inventive minds and inspired artists from the past two centuries. The city of Louisville has produced such luminaries as Thomas Edison, comedian Foster Brooks, “gonzo” journalist Hunter S. Thompson, actor/pop icon Johnny Depp, bluesman WC Handy, and bluegrass legend Bill Monroe. Mike McGuire, another illustrious Louisvillian channels the spirit of each of his innovative indigenous brethren with his own Kentucky hallmark called Roses for the Moon. McGuire introduces us to his hometown through the leadoff track -- a simple history and geography lesson called “Western Kentucky Parkway”. It’s quintessential McGuire. It captures his tongue-and-cheek sensibility and bourbon Kentucky wit as he takes us on a drive around the Bluegrass State.

The Bean Pickers Union
Potlatch
Boston-based singer/songwriter/guitarist Chuck Melchin gathered up a few of his favorite players from Boston and around New England and over the course of a year, and in four different studios, recorded ten original songs that recall the music of classic alt.country / Americana bands like the Jayhawks, Steve Earle and Uncle Tupelo. Ranging from full band rockers to stark acoustic ballads, these songs tell stories of loss, tragedy, human failure and redemption.

Jefferson Pepper
Christmas in Fallujah
This album hit #10 on the Roots Music Report Top 100 on January 17, 2006, #17 on the Roots Rock Report and #1 on the Roots Folk Report. It also hit #13 on the EuroAmericana chart in December 2005. It also hit #181 on the Americana radio chart on January 16, 2006. Combining rock, country, punk, folk and bluegrass, Jefferson Pepper inhabits an eclectic, rootsy territory all his own. Expanding on the tradition of singer-songwriters like Hank Williams, Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, John Prine and Steve Earle, he exposes the fat, soft underbelly of conformity and the status quo and tears them wide open with biting, razor-sharp lyrics and straightforward vocal delivery.

Bucktown Kickback
Speakeasy
Formed in central Ohio by Adam Brooks Dudding, "BTKB" has entertained thousands from neighborhood bars and college watering holes, music halls, and amphitheaters throughout the Midwest. They've also had the pleasure of opening up for national and international acts like Alabama on their "Farewell Tour" at The Germain Amphitheater, and Junior Brown at Little Brother's in Ohio. Bucktown Kickback's debut album Speakeasy hit Americana Radio stations Fall 2005 and raced up the Americana Charts landing at #1 on the Roots Music Report - Folk chart, #6 on the Roots Music Report Top 100, #33 on the AMA Americana Internet Radio chart and #58 on the AMA Americana Radio chart the week of December 12, 2005.

The Munks
Heartbreak Numbers
The Munks' Heartrreak Numbers continues to climb the charts. This album hit in the Top 100 at Americana radio -- this album demands your attention to the Munks and the Arkansas Americana music scene. Giving voice to this singular canon is an appropriately uncommon instrumentation- at least uncommon outside of Western swing music. Founders Aaron "Brother"Grimm (vocalist) and drummer Brooks Browning (a third generation percussionist) are joined by five-string bassist/vocalist Rich "Beatrice" Dwiggins, pedal steel/ traditional guitarist Alex Piazza, and classically trained violinist Bennett Ryel.

Marwood
self-titled
Marwood combines catchy hooks with guitar-driven rock. The band is based in New York City's East Village with roots spanning from Tennessee to Europe. Their music has been featured on NYC's Q104.3 (Clear Channel), where Marwood was selected as one of the top local bands. Marwood can also be heard on XM Satellite Radio, NJ's G-Rock Radio and many more! This album hit #147 on the Americana radio chart on November 7, 2005. It also hit #129 on the Americana radio internet chart the week of November 7, 2005. It also hit #48 on the Roots Music Report Top 100 and #15 on the Roots Rock Airplay Report on November 22, 2005.

Terry Flynn
Again Tonight
Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist Terry Flynn has lived in Atlanta his entire life and the rich musical diversity of Georgia has obviously had a strong impact on him. “Georgia has such an incredible musical heritage, Ray Charles, Blind Willie McTell, Little Richard, James Brown, the list goes on. But, in our house, mother played Otis Redding records and on Saturdays my grandmother had on the Gospel Jubilee with the Le Fevere family. But my biggest influence was Joe South, who was a favorite of my father’s, and would come into dad’s restaurant pretty often”.

Buick Audra
Singer
Buick Audra is a singer and songwriter living between Brooklyn and Nashville. Her musical path has led her through everything from hard rock to country. Raised by songwriters in Miami, she was exposed to some of the greats at a very young age. Her mother made it a point to take her to live performances whenever possible, which included Blondie, Rickie Lee Jones, Christopher Cross, The Pretenders, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson and Bob Dylan. To this day, Buick's musical influences remain as varied. Buick Audra's Singer album hit #137 on the AMA Americana Radio Chart on March 24, 2008 and #218 on the AMA Americana Internet Radio chart that same week. This album ramains high on the Roots Music Report - Roots Country Airplay chart.

Mojo Gurus
Shakin' in the Barn
This album hit #93 on the Americana radio chart on January 16, 2006. It also hit #101 on the Americana Internet radio chart the same week. This album also hit #1 on the XM Satellite station, X Country (Ch. 12), #25 on the Roots Rock Airplay Report and #10 on the Roots Rock Airplay Report December 14, 2005. "Mojo Gurus' workaday biker rock is as predictable as a Big Mac, and about as satisfying... slap this on and jump around like a fool for 36 minutes." - Demo Universe

R.G. Stark
Not Crazy Tonight
Born in Austin and raised on the Blackland Prairie of Denton County Texas, Stark knows whereof he sings. Growing up, Stark was raised on the drone of a hot, dry southern wind, Church of Christ shape note singing, and the constant hum of AM country radio, with frequent visits to his grandparent's spread on the Guadalupe river in the Texas Hill Country. After moving to Austin to play trombone in the University of Texas marching band, Stark soon found his way into the bars and dancehalls where the redneck/hippie/alternative crossover was still in full swing. Inspired by the openly creative vibe and local legends such as Doug Sahm, Townes Van Zandt, and the ubiquitous Willie Nelson, R.G. soon layed down the trombone and started performing his own songs.

Anthony Neff
Chase Your Burden
"Begins with lots of promise and never lets up...Gritty, gutsy rocking with smooth vocals and infectious backbeats... I love the twists and turns of tempo and style on this album...outta be a classic." - Mike Plumbley, Ragamuffin Radio. This album hit #198 on the Americana Music Association terrestrial radio chart on Monday, June 27, 2005 with spins on CountryBear.com, WERU, WFDU, WHEE and more! This album also hit #161 on the AMA Americana Internet Radio chart.

Maree McRae
Urgency
Maree McRae's debut album quickly made its mark on the reputable National Gavin's Top 40 Americana Radio Chart, gaining her acclaim and top awards as an insightful and melodic singer songwriter. She was also chosen for the cover story of an industry favorite, Performance Magazine. Her follow up, produced by multi-platinum producer Wyatt Easterling and Triple-Grammy awarded engineer, Mark Capps featuring guest artists George Marinelli (15 year veteran guitarist Bonnie Raitt) and Dan Dugrow (20 year veteran player James Taylor, Linda, Ronstadt, Martina McBride), Catherine Marx, (Kelly Clarkson, Alison Krauss).

Steve Owen
The Turlock 2
Peaked at #204 on the R&R Americana chart. The album has been added to the following stations playlists: Twangcast.com (Orange, VA), Countrybear.com (Lake Placid, FL), Folkscene (Canoga Park, CA), KAXE (Grand Rapids, MN), KDNK (Carbondale, CO), KEXP (Seattle, WA), KGLT (Bozeman, MT), KRCB (Santa Rosa, CA), KVMR (Nevada City, CA), KWMR (Point Reyes Station, CA), KXCI (Tucson, AZ), KZSU (Stanford, CA), WDBM (East Lansing, MI), WDVR (Seargentsville, NJ), WETS (Johnson City, TN), WFDU (Teaneck, NJ), WHAY (Whitley City, KY), WJJC (Commerce, GA), WMKY (Morehead, KY), WMNF (Tampa, FL), WOUB (Athens, OH), WSGE (Dallas, NC), WVLS (Monterey, VA), WYDH (Atmore, AL), Country / Eastern & Outlaw For Peace Radio (TX) and Triple R (The Netherlands).

Ian Charles
Minutes from Midnight
Entered the R&R Americana chart at #564 and peaked at #234. The album has been added at the following stations: KAXE (Grand Rapids, MN), KGLT (Bozeman, MT), KRCB (Santa Rosa, CA), KRFC (Ft. Collins, CO), Twangcast.com (Orange, VA), WFDU (Teaneck, NJ), WHAY (Whitley City, KY), WMKY (Morehead, KY), WMNF (Tampa, FL), WYDH (Atmore, AL) and many more!

Mark Collie
Rose Covered Garden
In addition to penning the majority of songs on his albums, Mark Collie's tunes have been recorded by many of country's top hitmakers, including Garth Brooks, Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Randy Travis, Collin Raye, Billy Ray Cyrus and Alabama. Playboy Magazine praised George Jones' single, "Ain't Love A Lot Like That" written by Collie, stating it “is the most effective up-tempo honky-tonk Jones has done since the late Sixties.” This is the album Mark Collie fans have been waiting for since he came on the scene. This is a songwriter’s album performed the way a songwriter writes, with just guitar and voice. On Rose Covered Garden, Collie sings the songs that he wrote which helped contribute to the fame of so many great artists… as well as his own. Rose Covered Garden hit #81 on the R&R / AMA Americana Radio chart the week of August 6, 2007.

Dao Strom
Everything That Blooms Wrecks Me
From the haunting Appalachian-tinged acapella mythos of “Traveler’s Ode,” to the rhythmic, finger-plucked electric guitar accompanied by cello and delicate piano of the album’s title track, these are songs that have their roots soulfully anchored in traditional american folk music yet also reach uniquely beyond tradition. At EuroAmericana radio now. Currently spinning on Radio Frequence Verte 92,8fm, "Old Time & New Country"Show (France), Rootstime (Belgium), Peelgrass (Netherlands), ISA (France), SPITS FM (Belgium), and many more!

Derek Lee Bronston
Empty River
Folks who have already had the great pleasure of hearing Derek Lee Bronston perform, are well aware of the tremendous talent the guitarist / singer / songwriter possesses. Adam Levy (Norah Jones, Tracy Chapman) recently said, “Derek Lee Bronston writes canny songs that cut to the heart of the matter, and delivers his lyrics with nuanced grit.” Audiences will soon have that opportunity as Bronston readies for his debut on Paved Earth Music.

Various Artists
The United State of Americana, Volume Six
The sixth volume in the critically acclaimed series hit #126 on the AMA chart and #130 on the Americana internet radio chart the week of December 17, 2007. It's spinning on the following stations: KBCS (Seattle, WA), KOPN (Columbia/Jefferson City, MO), KRCB, KSIL (Silver City, NM > Albuquerque-Santa Fe radio market), KVNF (Grand Junction, CO), WGCS (Southbend, IN), WQNR (Birmingham, AL), WYOU/WRRW (Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News, VA). This album tied for Top 5 Most Added record on the week of November 5, 2007. Most played tracks this week are by Webb Wilder, The Carnivaleros, Dan Daniels and Your No Good Buddies, Bourbon Cowboys and Clay McClinton.