Had to work 10 hours yesterday but I’m off this morning. Happy to share some great new songs with you and encourage you to continue to support indie musicians.
NEW SINGLES
Our first single this week is from the forthcoming album Born Free by Soul Asylum on Blue Élan Records. We have always loved this band and their newest is easily becoming one of our favorites. Check out this acoustic version of “If I Told You.”
Next up is another artist from Blue Élan, the legendary Rusty Young of Poco, who is joined by Suzanna Spring of Mustangs of the West (still another Blue Élan artist) on this amazing Americana track, “Waiting on You.” It doesn’t get much better than this.
Next up is another Blue Élan artist, the up and coming star named Car Astor. Her latest is a stirring cover of the classic Nilsson song, “Without You.” This one is going to be legendary.
Our fourth single comes from an artist that goes by the name Hey Bertha. Her debut single is called “Your Name,” and we believe that she could easily become a household name. Check out this amazing song.
Our final single this week is from one of the founding members of The Romantics, Mike Skill. He wrote their mega hit, “What I Like About You.” His solo work is just as impressive as he teaches us about the “’67 Riot.” Rock on!
NEW MUSIC VIDEOS
First up this week is another hilarious video from the Blue Élan Records’ Queen of Comedy, Scout Durwood. She gives us a fun little ditty with “Sad Ukelele.” Enjoy this break from the seriousness of COVID-19.
Next up is a live performance video of “Lily White” from the upcoming album The Peppermint Sessions by Red Wanting Blue, our final Blue Élan artist today.
Our third music video is the latest lyric video from Life.Church Worship of their new song, “When I Say Jesus.” Let the words of the song heal all your broken parts.
We were proud to feature Dauzat St. Marie last week, and they’re back with a lyric video this week, “Falling Again.” The vocals remind us of Jennifer Nettles, and we love that Heather is back at full vocal force. Enjoy this one.
We close out this week with the latest from Emily Breeze. She gives thoughtful advice to the younger generation in her heart-felt although slightly wacky rock and roll tribute song, “Hey Kidz.”