Years ago, when the late Sonny Knight’s backing band, The Lakers, opened shows with instrumental funky soul-jazz sets, producer Cy Pierpont was blown away by guitarist Blair Krivanek’s signature sound. Years later, with "$100 Eldorado", Cy laid down all the rhythm tracks as a playground for Blair to shine and honor the duo's shared musical history.

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Blues

Myles Maestro and WHYNOT were in Maestro's home studio sharing lyrics and ideas when WHYNOT shared a poem. He wrote it about lost love and the feeling of emptiness in the aftermath. This poem struck Maestro, and he quickly wrote the piano to accompany the words. Shruumi joined the project, and they recorded the vocals that day.

Dead Inside

Myles Maestro feat. WHYNOT & Shruumi - "Dead Inside"

On his new single "Tear It Down," Cutright taps into his inner Demolition Man, dismantling everything in his path over Dax Hamma’s thunderous production. His bars hit with the force of an avalanche, each line landing with face-twisting precision and power. The track is a raw, unapologetic anthem, demanding the destruction of everything that's holding you back.

Tear It Down

Tear It Down - Cutright

"What Mother Beauty Saw" began in Rich Mullins’ home studio—an old garage where his music and friendships came to life. Sitting in that space, Anthony reflected on how Rich formed deep connections in his short life, making people feel seen and valued. But alongside that beauty was also heartache and loss. This song captures both—the warmth of friendship and the ache of absence—honoring the way Rich lived and the lasting impact he left on those who knew him.

Mother Beauty

Quiet Bear - "What Mother Beauty Saw"

"Psalm 91" is a meditative yet uplifting track that explores the power of inner connection. It reflects on how life's challenges can create barriers to clarity and peace. Yet seeking deeper understanding can bring strength beyond any obstacle. With its soothing energy, the song encourages reflection, growth, and a sense of unwavering hope.

Pslam 91

Will Kellum - "Pslam 91"

“Blues” offers a lively glimpse into Lonesome River Band’s signature "telegrass". Since the early ’90s, when Sammy Shelor first brought a Telecaster into their song “Hobo Blues,” the crisp “chicken pickin’” sound has been part of the band’s style. While subtly present in their earlier single “I’m on to You,” it takes center stage in “Blues,” alongside fiddle, mandolin, and Shelor’s banjo.

Lonesome River Band - "Blues"

Passionate about mental health, SAPHIRE began speaking and singing in schools across Minnesota at age 13. She has always shared her personal story of mental health and suicide prevention, believing this topic is crucial to shed light on. "The Light" holds deep meaning for SAPHIRE, as it's a letter to those considering ending their life.

The Light

SAPHIRE - "The Light"

Hip-hop veteran Braille, with over 25 years in the industry, is back with another single. The art of wordplay and lyricism is on display in "Bargain" as he delivers clever bars over a punchy, downtempo beat. Braille uses several words with "bar" in them, making for a fun listen.

Bargain

Braille - "Bargain"

“Get Along Somehow” is the first single off Rrinaco’s debut album.  Written by Corrina Rose Logston Stephens, this song draws the listener into the emotions of encountering, navigating, and overcoming  “gaslighting" and manipulation in a relationship. Musically, “Get Along Somehow” has strong Del McCoury vibes with its high tenor, bluesy sound.

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