Jam packed with west coast twang and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, the Doohickeys’ debut album All Hat No Cattle tackles classic country topics like gettin’ groped, tiny trucks, and LA traffic. The opening track, Rein It In Cowboy, includes rippin’ licks from Eugene Edwards (Dwight Yoakam), as well as back-up vocals from Hayley Orrantia (The Golbergs, The Masked Singer).

With heavy hearts we mourn the loss of the legendary John Mayall. John’s contributions to blues and roots music are boundless and his musical influence exponential, rippling further with each generation.

Human Decency is Rayford's most consistent outing. His discipline as a singer is unimpeachable, and his willingness to take chances with phrasing and range are exhilarating. The growth revealed here in Rayford's abilities elevates him from a very fine singer to perhaps becoming a great one.

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Jake Shimabukuro and Mick Fleetwood have come together to preview their joint single, a take on the blues standard, “Rollin’ N Tumblin’.” The cover represents the duo’s initial sonic deliverable off their impending full-length fall release, which will arrive via Forty Below Records.

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JD Simo and Luther Dickinson have shared a new music video for their single “Street People.” The album percolates with influences from hill country blues to swamp-tinged rock and Afrobeat.