Stacy Antonel Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville artist Stacy Antonel (aka Ginger Cowgirl) makes clever, country-leaning Americana that feels both vintage and hyper-modern. Her “country jazz” vocals conjure the great singers of the 20s-30s, with the emotive power of country icon Patsy Cline. Rooted in classic country and laced with elements of jazz, pop, and R&B, Antonel’s narrative songs often feature unconventional themes. ... more
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supported by 11 fans who also own “You Can't Trust Fate”
I’m ramble old man driving my truck 365 days a year. I love this album it take you back to those old ramble days. I identified with this song (Ramble on) Definitely a great album to add to your collection. Keep up creating excellent music Charlie Marie! I love it! Awesome Music!
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supported by 10 fans who also own “You Can't Trust Fate”
A very clever songwriter and an album that bears many, many repeat listens. Worth the price for the Little Feat reference (in Tehachapi) alone, but it's her way with an image that sticks longest. "You left the building in a flurry / Had your boots on in the house."
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Prairie Love Letter
by Brennen Leigh
supported by 9 fans who also own “You Can't Trust Fate”
This album shows true heart and love for her young early years.If this album does not touch your sole you don't have one. Brennan simply brilliant!!!!
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Where I've Been, isn't Where I'm Going
by Shaboozey
Fresh off his appearance on “Cowboy Carter,” Shaboozey presents his killer alt-country debut, available here on limited wax.
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The Long Way
by Nicolette & The Nobodies
Nicolette Hoang's velvety vocals are the finishing touch on this pitch-perfect update on outlaw country with a touch of 60s glam.
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The latest from acclaimed country musician Bonnie Montgomery delivers the raw, rustic sound for which she’s known.
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Ten Thousand Roses
by Dori Freeman
supported by 8 fans who also own “You Can't Trust Fate”
Randomly found this album on bandcamp and it quickly became my most played album of the year. Such great production to go along with Dori’s songs and world weary vibrato.
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