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- Sep 25, 2026
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BONUS TRACKS: James Felice's New Solo Album, Dolly Parton Day and More Roots Music News (opens the original)
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James Felice (of The Felice Brothers) has announced his sophomore solo album, Homeward Blue, will be released on Nov. 13 via Conor Oberst's Million Stars Records. The follow-up to 2025's The Little Ones was produced by Bright Eyes' Nate Walcott. Felice has dropped the record's first single, "Let Yourself Live," which you can listen to below. “There are no easy answers, you have failed yourself and others, and you are a fool. So this song is a celebration of that feeling,” he says of the track in
ALBUM REVIEW: Orville Peck Turns the Worst Year of His Life Into the Best Album of His Career With 'Mule' (opens the original)
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Masked cowboys are, by definition, not great with vulnerability. Orville Peck has spent the majority of his career shrouded in mystery; it wasn't until last year that the incognito country singer showed his face publicly and revealed his true identity — Daniel Pitout — ahead of his Broadway debut in Cabaret. Even then, one might argue, he was simply dropping one character in order to step into another. Perhaps that's why it felt so out of the blue when, just days after kicking off his Bronco alb
Alabama Shakes Stay Observational, Yet Optimistic on New LP 'I Must Be Dreaming' (opens the original)
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It doesn’t feel like hyperbole to say that the world is a completely different place than it was when the Alabama Shakes last put out a record. Since the group released its sophomore album Sound & Color back in 2015, Donald Trump was elected president (twice), the Me Too and Black Lives Matter movements stirred up some much-needed social reckoning, and an insurrection, pandemic, multiple wars, countless climate disasters took place. Roe v. Wade was overturned and politicians assassinated. It’s b
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