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“Holiday Song” reimagines the season as a time for spiritual reflection, free from greed. With its tender clarinet and heartfelt vocals, the song invites listeners to embrace a more connected holiday experience.

“Blues is a living, breathing art form, and Cody brings a skill and passion that we’re really looking forward to tapping into. It opens up a lot of avenues for us to explore sonically that haven’t been available in the past, and that’s very compelling for me,” guitarist Matthew Stubbs tells us. Listen to the lead single from the chart-topping power trio’s forthcoming ‘EP Volume 2’ out in spring of 2025!

“Little Bit” emphasizes living in the moment and slowing down to savor life’s precious details. The track is part of their upcoming album, ‘Bloom,’ set for release on January 24, 2025.

Grammy-nominated and seven-time Blues Music Award winner Janiva Magness is back with her latest single, “I Was Good to You Baby,” ahead of her highly anticipated album set for release in Spring 2025.

Paul Thorn announces his new album set for release on February 21 via Thirty Tigers. The album reflects Thorn’s six-decade journey through life and music, offering soulful, bluesy insights in tracks like the lead single “Tough Times Don’t Last” – out today!

The video for “Things They Tellin’ You” from Robert Connely Farr’s ‘Pandora Sessions’ captures the universal weight of suffering and the blurred lines between truth and deception. Directed by longtime collaborator Jay Bundy Johnson, the visual pairs Farr’s melancholic, minimalist blues with haunting footage from the Prelinger Archive.

The band’s latest single, “50 Years (Since I Had The Blues),” blends personal experience with atmospheric blues, drawing from the magic found in everyday moments.

The latest release from 11 Guys Quartet is a rockin’ homage to the great flying saucer movies from the 1950s!

Upcoming album set for release on February 28, 2025 via VizzTone!

Following the release of her latest album, Amanda Fish’s new Christmas song “The Reason” delivers a strong message against the commercialization of the holiday season.