It seems this band arrived from another decade as their old school sound oozes vintage 70s rock with a blend of Stones meets the Allmans but with modern influences like Kings of Leon.  Currently selling out 400-seat venues in their hometown where they enjoy a cult following and already a regular on the fraternity circuit, ARC is the next breakout artist from the Southeast and is currently on tour behind their debut EP Atlas Road Crew produced by Mark Bryan of Hootie and the Blowfish.

Morning Eyes

Head in Carolina

A man learns that sometimes the hardest victories are the ones no one sees--the moments he chooses restraint, integrity, and a cleaner path forward even when anger tempts him sideways. It highlights how wisdom, love, and a steady heart can rewrite the future one choice at a time. 

Future Regret

Before It’s Too Late is a country rock album about waking up in the middle of your life and realising how quietly it’s been slipping by. These songs trace the path from living on autopilot, to being the dependable one for everyone else, to finally drawing a line and choosing yourself. Not out of anger. Out of necessity. The album doesn’t shout or point fingers. It listens, remembers, and tells the truth. Lyrically, this record leans into narrative and reflection rather than easy rhymes. It speaks to the people who carried the load, kept the peace, and stayed too long, until one day they didn’t. There’s guilt here. There’s grief for time already spent. But there’s also relief, space, and a quiet kind of hope. Musically, Before It’s Too Late blends grounded country storytelling with rock textures that feel lived in rather than polished. Songs build and pull back naturally, letting emotion do the work. The result is an album that feels less like a performance and more like a conversation you didn’t know you needed. This isn’t a promise of perfection or reinvention. It’s a decision to live honestly while there’s still time. For anyone who’s ever looked around and thought, “I don’t want to miss my own life,” this album is for you.

Annalee

Yonder Mountain String Band