Aoife O’Donovan/ ‘Bull Frogs Croon (and Other Songs)’/ Yep Roc Records
Fresh off her Grammy win last month with the trio I’m With Her, Aoife O’Donovan has announced the release of her first new studio recordings in four years.
Contact: Jerome Ware
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March 2020
06 March
06 March
Nadia Reid/ ‘Out of My Province’/ Spacebomb
This is Nadia Reid's first album with producers Trey Pollard (Foxygen) and Matthew E. White (Natalie Prass, The Mountain Goats) and debut for Spacebomb Records. Out of My Province showcases Nadia’s sharpest songwriting to date, atmospheric arrangements replete with strings and Rhodes, and of course that immense voice, alternately soothing and riveting.
Contact: Jerome Ware
06 March
Steep Canyon Rangers/ ‘Be Still Moses’/ Yep Roc Records
Featuring beguiling reworks of hits and rarities from Steep Canyon Rangers’ illustrious career, the collaborators share a fresh take on “Radio,” the IBMA Song of The Year-nominated title track from the band’s 2015 #1 Bluegrass album.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
20 March
Delta Rae/ ‘The Light’/ Independent
Conceived as a sister album with The Dark (out in 2021), The Light sees the alt-Americana sextet tackling life’s bigger mysteries, with each song crafted using The Tarot’s major arcana as inspiration and tracing the band back to its origins: convening in a house in the woods of Durham, North Carolina, writing songs that were honest, genreless explorations of their lives and emotional interiors.
Contact: Alena Joyiens
20 March
Morrissey/ ‘I Am Not A Dog On A Chain’/ BMG
Morrissey is kicking off the decade with the announcement of his 13th solo studio album, I Am Not A Dog On A Chain.
Contact: Alena Joyiens
20 March
Mapache/ ‘From Liberty Street’/ Yep Roc Records
Produced by longtime collaborator Dan Horne (Beachwood Sparks, Cass McCombs, Allah-Las), From Liberty Street - named for the Los Angeles home where they lived and recorded all these songs - captures Mapache at their finest, weaving airtight harmonies around stripped-down, organic arrangements that draw on everything from Mexican boleros and Hawaiian-steeped surf to Bakersfield twang and lonesome cowboy campfire tunes.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
27 March
Brett James/ ‘I Am Now’/ Songs of Brett/Label Logic/Ingrooves
He has 25 No. 1 hits, and his songs have been performed in arenas and stadiums for years. Now, it’s Brett James’ turn.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
27 March
Appalachian Road Show/ ‘Tribulation’/ Billy Blue Records
Through new-generation interpretations of traditional roots music, the group boldly chronicles the shared struggles, perseverance, and traditions of America’s Appalachian region.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
27 March
Jessi Alexander/ ‘Decatur Country Red’/ Independent
Jessi Alexander — GRAMMY-nominated, CMA and ACM Award-winning songwriter and one of Nashville’s most prolific lyricists — will return to her roots on March 27th with the release of ‘Decatur County Red,’ her first new album since 2014.
Contact: Andrea Evenson
27 March
Kandace Springs/ ‘The Women Who Raised Me’/ Blue Note Records
Produced by Grammy-winning producer Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock) — who produced Kandace’s 2016 debut Soul Eyes — The Women Who Raised Me is a tribute album to the musicians who most impacted Kandace’s music, stylings, and journey.
Contact: Jerome Ware
27 March
Bon Iver/ ‘Blood Bank’ 10th Anniversary Edition/ Jagjaguwar
Bon Iver's Blood Bank is "arguably the most consequential EP of the 2000s" (Stereogum), and now, the group announces its 10th Anniversary reissue.
Contact: Greg Jakubik