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Carl “Buffalo” Nichols sophomore LP, The Fatalist, was released on September 22, 2023, and promptly landed at #3 on the Billboard Blues Chart. The album has received critical praise from American Songwriter, No Depression, and Bandcamp Daily.
Nichols’ debut, released in October 2021 via Fat Possum Records, ascended him to the national stage, earning praise and support from NPR Music (Tiny Desk Concerts and All Songs Considered), Rolling Stone Magazine, Bandcamp Daily, Guitar World, to Texas Monthly and Uncut (UK), among many others. He made his Late-Night TV debut on Late Night with Stephen Colbert https://youtu.be/FEwmyrzHmqw.
Nichols has toured with artists including Drive-By Truckers and Houndmouth in addition to headlining his own shows. He has performed at festivals including the Newport Folk Festival, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits and Summerfest. You can see his recently dropped PBS Cavern Sessions at https://www.pbs.org/video/buffalo-nichols-viu0we/.
Buffalo Nichols’ live show and energy is amazing, and brings a wonderful message and culturally relevant experience to every performance.
MoonShroom is the star-crossed culmination of liberated artistic expression & high energy performance. Genuine songwriting is at the core of this dynamic project. Fueled by the song craft of Lily B Moonflower & Jake Keegan, the act hones their unique sound with genuine lyrics, tight vocal harmonies, and intricate instrumental conversation.
The group, hailing from Lawrence Kansas, performs captivating sets on stages far & wide. Featuring Lily B Moonflower on guitar & vocals, Jake Keegan on dobro & vocals, Zach Bozeman on upright bass, & Colby Allen Walter on mandolin, electric guitar & vocals. Together they create a unique sonic tapestry, building a bridge the audience can cross to feel a oneness with the musical energy radiating from the stage!
Expanding upon stylings of Americana, bluegrass, folk, and country — the group sends their sound into the stratosphere with their signature spin of “Grassadelic Twang”. MoonShroom tours heavily in the festival circuit, and at venues around the country — Hop in the cosmic train and come PARTY ON THE MOON!
Led by brothers David and Jimmy, the Nace Brothers are a model of artistic integrity, stability and professionalism. At ease in a number of musical styles over the last 40 years, they’ve honed an ability to engage and entertain audiences with their rich musical heritage on a journey that’s been deemed “a lifelong road trip”.
In 1993, their title track “Club 15” was featured on the compilation CD “Margaritaville Cafe – Late Night Menu” featuring Jimmy Buffett and others.
The Nace family musical heritage began with Valandingham Nace, their great-great grandfather, a classically trained violinist, and continued in the 1920’s and 30’s with their grandfather Percy Nace, a multi-instrumentalist and square dance caller. In the 1940’s and 50’s their father, Johnny Nace, led bands on regional radio and television networks with “Hillbilly Jamboree” and “Circle Six Ranch” and was on the forefront of rockabilly.
The Nace Brothers feature brilliant songwriting, expressive vocals, soaring guitar and a rock-solid rhythm section that come together for musical entertainment at its best.
Jody Stephens (of Big Star) and Luther Russell (Freewheelers) perform “the best kind of pop, for lovers of the best kind of pop” as described by Robyn Hitchock, one of England’s most enduring contemporary singer/songwriters. They have performed/toured with acts such as Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), Dinosaur Jr., and The Jayhawks
It was the documentary Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me that brought Jody and Luther together creatively, when Jody asked Luther to join him for some promo performances. A chemistry was immediately noticed. They began writing songs and performing them whenever possible, soon taking their name from the opening line of Shakespeare Sonnet 41, which they slipped into one of their first collaborations, “Fool Of Myself”. The album was mixed by Luther Russell and Jason Hiller at Hiller’s Electrosound Studios in Los Angeles, CA. The lyrics are a walk through day-to-day emotions and experiences.
At a time when most people feel constantly distracted by technology and barraged by the news, authenticity and straightforward honesty are paramount. There’s something about the music of The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys that cuts right through the noise of the world and speaks plainly to the soul. Formed ten years ago in the Smoky Mountains in 2014, The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys are at once exactly what you would expect and not at all what you would expect from a tattooed East Tennessee Bluegrass outfit. But they take pride in being ambassadors of their genre, and the group has brought their music from rural bluegrass festival stages to the rock clubs of Europe, with stunning results.
HuDost’s core musicians are Moksha Sommer, from Montréal, and Jemal Wade Hines from Kentucky. Together, their music weaves a seamless tapestry of folk, world, and rock with an exotic blending of traditional Sufi music, Bulgarian, Croatian, Macedonian and Balkan folk music, Farsi, Turkish, Arabic, and sounds that cross all borders.
HuDost’s album ‘of Water + Mercy’ received rave reviews and as an independent release reached #24 in the BILLBOARD SALES CHARTS for Folk/Americana, winning the 2020 Independent Music Award for Social Action Song. In the last year they also received two of the ‘Best of Nashville 2020’ awards.
Their album, ‘Anthems of Home’ is a breathtaking original collection of compositions that feature many special guests including Jars of Clay, The Accidentals, and Christie Lenée. Other collaborations and cameos include Kevin Clash (Elmo), Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies), Cy Curning (The FIXX), GangstaGrass, Alana Bridgewater, and more.
HuDost features vocals, harmonium (Indian Pump-Organ), NORD Keys, guitars, Dulcinet, percussion, and a variety of sonic ambient effects.
Highlight performances include Bonnaroo, FloydFest, BhaktiFest, World Café Live, Blissfest, The ARK, the Salvador Dali Museum, Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival, The Islands Folk Fest (Vancouver), The Levitt Pavilions, Nashville’s Bluebird Café, Music City Roots, and many more.