My playlist Dispatch — Josaphine (Live)

I Feel Home - 34th & 8th

Houndmouth band - casino (bad things)

Stereotypes Of A Blue Collar Male // Shakey Graves

It started as an Instagram Reel jam and became one of my favourite songs ever! I hope you like it.

Here are the lyrics for the song: 

I’m not afraid anymore 
To open up again
All these years
Avoiding pain

It’s all those nights
Felt alone
Waiting for something
When she’s gone

It’s all about giving
In this life
Don’t try to kill me
Drop the knife

Please be careful
My heart is open, now
Make it count
I’ll give you all I’ve got

I'll Give You All I've Got (Sloppy Tuesday Blues)

One Lovely Day

For a Dollar

This live rendition of "Outloud" appears on DISPATCH's forthcoming live album, Ain't No Trip To Cleveland: Vol. 1.

Outloud (Live)

This live rendition of "Valentine" appears on DISPATCH's forthcoming live album, Ain't No Trip To Cleveland: Vol. 1.

Valentine (Live)

This live rendition of "Walk With You" appears on DISPATCH's forthcoming live album, Ain't No Trip To Cleveland: Vol. 1.

Walk With You (Live)

Nirvana

Latch (Acoustic)

They've Actually Gotten Worse Live

Eat the Meek (Live)

MoFro - Blackwater

Lukas Nelson and Promise Of The Real - Find Yourself

Title track from the upcoming album Dog in a Manger, out 8/9/2019. 

Learn more at http://smoothhoundsmith.com


-ABOUT THE BAND-
Smooth Hound Smith is a Nashville-based roots-rock band founded by husband-and-wife duo Zack Smith and Caitlin Doyle-Smith. Having spent the better part of five years touring around the US and abroad honing their craft, they've racked up close to 150,000 road miles, played upwards of 1000 shows, and have self-released two full-length albums. 
Sharing a dream to see and tour the world while singing and playing music, Zack and Caitlin joined forces to carve out a frontier existence for themselves that often involved playing marathon sets in dive bars in far-flung locales well into the night, and occasionally fending off lowlifes and drug addicts while sleeping in their van in Walmart parking lots in order to save money. 
They eventually developed their varied and unique style of folky, garage-infused Americana enough to catch the attention of Natalie Maines of Dixie Chicks fame, and garner opening slots for the Chicks (25 dates in the US and Canada in 2016/2017), The Wood Brothers, The Record Company, The Secret Sisters, Lindi Ortega, Anders Osborne, Frankie Ballard, and Jamestown Revival, along with coveted festival spots at Bonnaroo, SXSW, and C2C in London. Also, as an entirely independent band, they have reached over 6,000,000 total Spotify streams, with two songs, "Crazy Over You" & "Forever Cold", surpassing the one-million-stream milestone.
Despite doing the bulk of their touring as a two-piece, they've decided to expand more this time around, now often playing with a full band in order to successfully capture a more powerful sound along with more nuanced grooves.

-ABOUT THE NEW RECORD-
This new full-length album, titled "Dog In A Manger", is a project that was well over a year in the making, and is now near completion.
It is a markedly personal album that represents their musical roots, yet still seems to leave room for exploration both in sonic space as well as lyrical content; the songs run the gamut from dark and vibe-y, to greasy, swampy blues, jaunty, folk-tinged Americana, and ethereal Eighties-leaning space rock. The lyrical content touches on themes ranging from the esoteric points in a relationship that are near impossible to define, to recreational drug use, gratitude and jubilation, the current political climate, truck stop showers, and just about everything in between that the band has seen while out on the road, meeting and performing for people from all walks of life. The Smiths ran a fine-toothed comb over every musical texture, self-producing the album with mostly just the aid of a skeleton crew (they found a co-producer in musical collaborator and friend, Steve Daly, along with help from engineer Jesse Thompson, and GRAMMY-winning mixer, Chad Brown). The tracks were built from the ground up with SHS and members of the small team playing nearly all of the instruments (a guest spot from the North Mississippi Allstars' Luther Dickinson is notable on "Three Shades of Lonely")
Smooth Hound Smith revel in their "Americana" classification and enjoy capitalizing on the "catch-all" nature of the term, which allows them to flow seamlessly between genres. Both drawing from diverse musical influences, Zack and Caitlin view dynamics and album arc as necessities, as they both have a strong distaste for albums that sound the same, top to bottom. Their goal was to make a recording that sounds like your favorite curated mix tape, but is still unmistakably Smooth Hound Smith. 
The 10-track effort was recorded and mixed just blocks away from their home in East Nashville, and features nine new original songs and one reimagined cover song (Fleetwood Mac's 'Second Hand News').

Dog In A Manger

New Citizen Cope album Heroin and Helicopters OUT NOW: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters

Spotify: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters/spotify
Apple Music: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters/apple
iTunes: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters/itunes
Amazon: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters/itunes
Pandora: https://ffm.to/heroinhelicopters/pandora

Tour Dates:
11/23/19 - Corpus Christi Food & Wine Festival (Corpus Christi, TX) - http://bit.ly/2BY85P6
12/12/19 - Laverne’s Sports Bar (Kailua-kona, HI) - http://bit.ly/cope12-12
12/13/19 - Mulligans on the Blue (Kihei, HI) - http://bit.ly/cope12-13
12/14/19 - Porter Pavilion (Kilauea, HI) - http://bit.ly/cope12-14
12/15/19 - Hawaiian Brian’s (Honolulu, HI) - http://bit.ly/cope12-15
12/26/19 - The Capitol Theatre (Port Chester, NY) - http://bit.ly/2PzMmVB
12/27/19 - The Paramount (Huntington, NY) - http://bit.ly/2ptL1Ff
12/28/19 - The Wellmont Theater (Montclair, NJ) - https://livemu.sc/34f9SLS
12/29/19 - Rams Head Live! (Baltimore, MD) - http://bit.ly/2JBG5VN
12/31/19 - Franklin Music Hall (Philadelphia, PA) - http://bit.ly/2Wr9Rln
1/14/20 - The Grey Eagle (Asheville, NC) - http://bit.ly/32Xf9r8
1/15/20 - Bijou Theatre (Knoxville, TN) - http://bit.ly/2N1NDmO
1/16/20 - Harvester Performance Center (Rocky Mount, VA) - http://bit.ly/2PvmGcL
1/17/20 - Neighborhood Theatre (Charlotte, NC) - http://bit.ly/2MYPRDy
1/18/20 - Lincoln Theatre (Raleigh, NC) - http://bit.ly/2MYPXeo
1/20/20 - The Basement East (Nashville, TN) - http://bit.ly/36hY0dP
1/21/20 - Walker Theatre (Chattanooga, TN) - http://bit.ly/2pqgBni
1/22/20 - Iron City Bham (Birmingham, AL) - http://bit.ly/2pi88CU
1/24/20 - Vinyl Music Hall (Pensacola, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope124
1/25/20 - Victory North (Savannah, GA) - http://bit.ly/cope125
1/27/20 - Ponte Vedra Concert Hall (Ponte Vedra, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope127
1/28/20 - The Key West Theater (Key West, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope128
1/30/20 - House of Blues Orlando (Lake Buena Vista, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope130
1/31/20 - Jannus Live (St. Petersburg, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope131
2/1/20 - Culture Room (Fort Lauderdale, FL) - http://bit.ly/cope2-1
2/5/20 - Carnegie Lecture Hall (Pittsburgh, PA) - http://bit.ly/cope2-5
2/6/20 - Center for the Arts of Home (Homer, NY) - http://bit.ly/cope2-6
2/7/20 - Horseshoe Tavern (Toronto, Canada) - http://bit.ly/cope2-7
2/8/20 - Club Soda (Montreal, Canada) - http://bit.ly/cope2-8
2/9/20 - Le D'Auteuil (Quebec, Canada) - http://bit.ly/cope2-9
2/11/20 - The Music Hall (Portsmouth, NH) - http://bit.ly/cope2-11
2/12/20 - Infinity Hall (Hartford, CT) - http://bit.ly/cope2-12
2/13/20 - State Theatre (Portland, ME) - http://bit.ly/cope2-13
2/14/20 - The Wilbur (Boston, MA) - http://bit.ly/cope2-14
4/29/20 - The Fillmore (Minneapolis, MN) - https://livemu.sc/33bwi0B

The River

Toussaint Morrison is a hopeless romantic and a super-villain. Sadly, in a world where definitive genres are ever-shrinking, Morrison still hasn’t been invited to any of the parties (which is where the super-villain part comes in). Abandoning a decade of front man’ing for live bands The Blend and Lazlo Supreme, Morrison joined forces with the evil Dr. Wylie, producer and confidant. The collaboration between the two has already generated this past year’s #1 Album on RapReviews.com’s Top Ten Albums of 2011, and looks to establish a national tour while depleting the monthly limit of free downloads from their bandcamp site. 

The 3-time national slam poet has not only paid his dues, he’s insisting on paying more than his tab; sampling an unconventional ensemble of sounds from Feist to Chicago to Weezer and on. Relaying tales of relationships doomed by bar-close, requited love thru emasculating reconciliation, and a run-in with a 2nd grader at a café over coffee & chemotherapy; the adventures of Toussaint Morrison Is Not My Boyfriend could warm even the hearts of the most cynical (Ann Coulture and winter in Minneapolis included). 

Funded by friends, family, and perfect strangers via Kickstarter, his new mixtape is the 1st in a series of 3 (consider it the first piece of the triforce). 17 stories/tracks/titles long, "Toussaint Morrison Is Not My Boyfriend" is the largest piece of literary work he has ever laid to sound. Also, as a rule of warning, when Toussaint isn’t crooning to women on campus or freestyling in character as Luke Cage, he’s busy concocting bonus tracks to follow an album such as the one before you, somewhat like low blows after the bell.

Free Download

Toussaint Morrison - Baby, I'm Bad Weather

Loose sampler CD & download, features an exclusive new song from The Handsome Family.

DAWES - When My Time Comes

Peace,love, and Berger! Berger makes it better

For a Dollar

Citizen Cope

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