Browsing: Thirty Tigers

Paul Thorn’s new album ‘Life is Just a Vapor’ (out February 21 via Thirty Tigers) explores life’s fleeting nature, inspired by a scripture from James 4:14. Raised as the son of a Pentecostal preacher, Thorn contemplates life’s transience, urging listeners to live fully and enjoy the present.

Songs like “Tough Times Don’t Last” encourage resilience, while “Geraldine and Ricky” offers a tongue-in-cheek commentary on toxic relationships. Thorn’s humor and empathy shine through his music, making it both relatable and uplifting.

Paul Thorn shares his new single “Geraldine & Ricky,” along with an eye-catching animated video. The song tells the true story of Geraldine, a traveling evangelist who couldn’t connect with children until she tried ventriloquism. When she spread the lord’s word through Ricky the dummy, kids were mesmerized, including a 5-year-old Thorn who requested (and got) a ventriloquist doll for Christmas. ‘Life Is Just A Vapor’ out on February 21 via Thirty Tigers!

Grammy-winning blues great Bobby Rush has released his 29th studio ‘All My Love For You.’

“Each lyricist tackles their own personal feelings and emotions on the history of Mississippi and the blues it gave birth to, with Boyce crying throughout…” – G. Love

GRAMMY-nominated alternative blues/hip-hop artist G. Love has shared the official music video for his new single “Laughing In The Sunshine,”…

After six decades stirring the melting pot of American music, Delbert McClinton is in a reflective mood. On May 13th,…

‘River Fools & Mountain Saints,’ Ian Noe’s sophomore album chronicling stories of Appalachian life, is out now via Thirty Tigers!

“I’ve always wanted to do an album of the songs that influenced me the most. It’s important music from another time. There is a whole generation, maybe two generations now, who don’t know this music.” – Delbert McClinton

“It means a lot that Buddy loves a record so much that he would do this record for me, and love me so much that he’d do this record.” – Bobby Rush

“So often a writer hits one mark or another, but on this one, Devol got both.”