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Each of SIP’s destination experiences features some of Music City's most accomplished  songwriters performing intimate 'Bluebird Cafe' style acoustic shows each evening.

This year’s lineup includes Jungle, Modest Mouse, Father John Misty, Goose, Sparks, Freddie Gibbs, José González, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and more, with Jerrod Carmichael, Reignwolf, Modern Biology and Your Last Meal with Rachel Belle recently added.

Holler premiered the music video for “Keep It Spinning,” writing, “With its warm 70s soft rock sound and poppy hooks, it sounds like Linda Ronstadt on a road trip with the Go-Gos, bringing to mind the country-tinged glossy pop of recent albums from Pearl Charles and Lola Kirke.

Guitar virtuoso Julian Lage has shared “Tributary,” available now for streaming and download.

In October of 2020, exhausted by isolation, Cold Showers singer Jonathan Weil proposed the band pack their cars full of gear, rent a house in the desert wilderness of Joshua Tree, and record a new EP.

Kicking off in September, Nail will be on the road for a nearly three month run of shows across the South and Midwest.

Beres has poured his voice—an instrument of subtlety and power reminiscent of an Otis Redding or a Teddy Pendergrass—over every kind of riddim track, from the reggae jams of the ’70s fusion band Zap Pow to the lush instrumentation of his 1976 album Soul Reggae to the spare digital beat of his

Recorded live at the Morton H.

Vevo’s videos are the result of close creative collaboration with artists and their teams, resulting in a series of exclusive performances.

Amelia Moore released teaching a robot to love (additional data), a deluxe edition of her Capitol Records debut EP that includes two new tracks – “love me or leave me alone” and “drugs.

The second single released by Dusty Durston in 2022, “Valley Girls (Balisongs)” follows Durston’s scruffy debut single “de Sade,” which was fueled by Stephen Malkmus-esque guitar and intentionally fragmented electronic noises, ala Odelay era Beck and was championed by publications includin

Highlights include Thursday, Get Up Kids, Alkaline Trio, Action Bronson and Jimmy Eat World along with Jawbox, along with Alexisonfire, The Academy Is.

Self-produced by the band in the early stages of the pandemic, Rapscallion was recorded remotely in the home studios of Kenny-Smith (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Callum Shortal (guitar), Matt Blach (drums), Cook Craig (bass), and Tim Karmouche (keys).

The album’s first single, 'Weeds,' which is out now, elaborates on POHGOH'S Susie Ulrey’s daily fears of living with Multiple Sclerosis, love and loss, and learning how to live through the uncertanity of a global pandemic.

With the album out now and a U.

Liminal Spaces, the debut album from Los Angeles-based queer guitarist and songwriter zzzahara, has been announced along with a new song, “lust” alongside a video.

Beacon are returning with another track from their forthcoming album, Along the Lethe, via Apparent Movement.

Secret Machines will release a digital reissue of their highly acclaimed self-titled record, remastered by Simon Scott (Slowdive) and originally released on October 14, 2008 via TSM Recordings with original members Brandon Curtis (vocals, bass, keys) and Josh Garza (drums), with Phil Karnats (guitar

“Shake” follows the release of “High Priestess” “Nothing” and “Ain’t Ready” from Spirituals.

Co-produced by Now Now and Hot Dennis, the new track comes as Ber gears up to release additional music this year.

The track comes accompanied by a stunningly balletic video, the idea for which was dreamt up by guitarist Justin Lockey and directed by his and his brother’s production company Hand Held Cine Club, featuring dancers Harry Ondrak-Wright and Rory Macleod with choreography from Sophia Hurdley.

For Warwick, songwriting has shaped her into the person she is now.

At least the five-year wait was worthwhile: Blue Rev doesn’t simply reassert what’s always been great about Alvvays but instead reimagines it.

Joining Barnett will be Alvvays, Arooj Aftab, Bartees Strange, Bedouine, Caroline Rose, Chicano Batman, Ethel Cain, Faye Webster, Fred Armisen, Hana Vu, Indigo De Souza, Japanese Breakfast, Julia Jacklin, Leith Ross, Men I Trust, Sleater-Kinney, Snail Mail, The Beths, They Hate Change, Waxahatchee,

The project sees the band rereleasing their catalog, each album accompanied by new recordings.