Carter Sampson delivers her best album yet on her seventh, Gold.

The Reckless is a guitar heaven of a record, with Karen Jonas in fantastic voice, it’s her best yet.

It feels like I Am The River, The River Is Me has come from nowhere but Jen Cloher is just reminding us what a superb artist they are.

A little bit indie rock, a little bit country, a whole lot fun, that’s Is It Just Me? the debut release from Meg McRee.

Growing Up is the brilliant debut from Alli Walker.

Anarchist Gospel is the breakthrough album from Sunny War, though you might be tempted to think overnight success this is music crafted over time.

A strong statement from Cat Clyde, Down Rounder is a terrific mix of country, folk, and foot-stomping.

A truly great album from Pony Bradshaw to start 2023 off in excellent fashion. Heartfelt and catchy, it’s a beautiful record.

An excellent trip through the best of Americana with Angela Perley, Turn Me Loose is a repeat listen for sure.

Beautiful, haunting, and brilliant. That’s Every Acre, the third album from North Carolina’s H.C. McEntire.

Somehow missed in 2022, recognition for Mackenzie Roark’s brilliant classic country record.

Julie Roberts returns with her first album in nine years, and it’s an absolute stunner.

Future country music superstar Emily Nenni has released her debut full-length record and it’s a cracker. Check it out here.

The new record from Courtney Marie Andrews is a beautiful meditation on looking forward and enjoying life.

Emily Scott Robinson sings songs of the witches from Macbeth on her new EP, Built On Bones.

Pillbox Patti unleashes her debut mini-album, Florida, which has all the hallmarks of something a little different in the country music world.

Plains is the combined talents of Jess Williamson and Katie Crutchfield. Both shifting their styles into the country music landscape produces an almost perfect first album.

A quick return and even more quality from Miko Marks. Building on Our Country and then Race Records EP, Feel Like Going Home is a terrific album.

Charley Crockett’s The Man From Waco is a spellbinding trip through the great and the amazing of styles that country music has to offer.

Five years. Not the Bowie song but the time since Sunny Sweeney’s last new record. Married Alone is worth the wait.