The sophomore single release since the passing of Bluegrass Icon, Bobby Van Osborne., “Cora Is Gone.” First heard by Bobby Osborne in the late 1940’s while watching the newly formed Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys, making it a genuine Bluegrass ballad. Joined by his understudy, C.J. Lewandowski and the incomparable powerhouse … Continued
By Sister Sadie
December 11, 2023 — “Eagerly awaited” might be one of the most over-used phrases around when it comes to new recordings, but in the case of bluegrass-and-more quintet Sister Sadie, No Fear, their first full-length project for Mountain Home Music Company — now available for pre-save/add ahead of its January 26 release — is exactly … Continued
Co-writers Edgar Loudermilk and Zack Autry share their insight on “The Banks of the River.” Edgar Loudermilk tells us, “This is a song I wrote with my bandmate and mandolin player, Zack Autry. We wanted to write an upbeat gospel song that had the feel of an old-time fiddle/banjo number. We had a lot … Continued
By Morgan Brake
“Stuck Loving You” is a powerful ballad that will speak to any listener who has ever been left with a broken heart. Morgan Brake combines relatable lyrical content and an enchanting melody to create a piece that is emotionally engaging. Morgan realized from a young age that songwriting has the ability to bring healing and … Continued
Bright Sunny South” captures a deep sense of longing and nostalgia for the narrator’s homeland. The lyrics steeped in themes of love, loss and an enduring bond with the places we call home, reflect the narrator’s unwavering affection for their homeland despite the passage of time and life’s hardships. This heartfelt desire to return and … Continued
The powerful lyrics detail the life of the most famous wild horse in America, Picasso. It’s the story of Picasso, the most notorious wild horse in modern times, whose movements around the Sand Wash Basin of Colorado were tracked by a legion of fans. A tri-color paint, Picasso is regarded by many as perhaps the … Continued