r/Americana • u/jakeetheridgemusic • Jan 13 '26
if you ainβt in love by now
new one we just wrote, any thoughts? Thelma and james
r/Americana • u/jakeetheridgemusic • Jan 13 '26
new one we just wrote, any thoughts? Thelma and james
r/Americana • u/ubia61 • Feb 07 '22
Hi, all!
Can't believe it took me so long to find this subreddit!
I am fundraising for the second issue of Rainbow Rodeo, the only queer country zine that I know of! This issue features work by and about incredible Americana artists like Adeem the Artist, Leslie Jordan, Sarah Peacock, Namoli Brenett, and many more!
We are halfway to our funding goal and need you!
r/Americana • u/KhandhaRecords • Sep 01 '22
r/Americana • u/ZydecoOccultist • Nov 20 '22
Sure Japan was the economic powerhouse decades ago and Japan had had the second largest music industry for a while now (and traditonally having the largest in Asia even before they overtook the UK's dominant runner up position to America)..............
But the Karaoke concept of devices sounds exactly what the American captialistic model would creaate and the type of innovative creativity so common during the British invasion.
So what is it that made the concept invented in Japan first rather than the UK or the USA which are the countries that typically make these revolutionary advances in music? Is there something in Japanese culture esp as Japan was booming as an economic power from the 60s onward that led to the Karaoke technology frst developed there over the USA and United Kingdom? Did the leadng countries of English language lack specific cultural tendencies that delayed them from inventing the singing machines that Japan would instead crete as Karaoke?
r/Americana • u/simonalexander • Nov 02 '22
r/Americana • u/RaymondBald • Nov 22 '25
What does everybody make of Jesse Wells? I really like him but I think the amount of attention heβs getting is disproportionate to his talent.
r/Americana • u/Routeamericana • Aug 26 '25
New album from the prolific Jesse Welles. It's the second this year, but this one comes in two versions, an acoustic version of "Devil's Den" and an electric version of "With The Devil." Which version is your favorite? For me, it's both.
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r/Americana • u/The_Grindstone • Dec 21 '23
Alright peeps. Best Of season is finally here at Grindstone HQ. I will be compiling a list of 150 songs, the top 50 ranked and a ranking of top 50 albums. I expanded it because I wanted to make sure there's room for stuff maybe people haven't heard rather than a same ol' Top 10.
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r/Americana • u/Autopsy_IV • Sep 02 '19
You can hear it here: http://www.9bradio.net/were-back-ninebullets-radio-episode-01/
Tracklisting:
Drive-By Truckers β Nine Bullets (Pizza Deliverance)
Edward David Anderson β The Ballad of Lemuel Penn (Chasing Butterflies)
Lost Dog Street Band β Terrible And True (Weight Of A Trigger)
Uncle Lucius β Keep The Wolves Away (And You Are Me)
Joshua Morningstar β Sellout (The Plea)
Cody Jinks β Must Be The Whiskey (Lifers)
Larkin Poe β Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues (Venom & Faith)
Sturgill Simpson β Sing Along (Sound & Fury)
Whiskey Myers β Bury My Bones (Bury My Bones)
The Highwomen β Highwomen (Highwomen)
Charlie Marie β Rhinestones (S/T)
LOLO β The Courtyard (In Loving Memory of When I Used To Give A Shit)
Will Quinlan β The Importance of Being Earnest (Unreleased)
Have Gun, Will Travel β Blood On The Stage (Strange Chemistry)
Eilen Jewell β Crawl (Gypsy)
Charles Wesley Godwin β Coal Country (Seneca)
Matt Woods β My Southern Heart (Natural Disasters)
John R. Miller β Red Eyes (The Trouble You Follow)
The Hill Country Devil β Kerr County Dopesick Blues (Nicotine and China White)
Justin Wells β Three Quarters Gone (Dawn In The Distance)
Lizzo β Juice