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Americana Highways Premieres New Single from The Jensen Sisters

August 4, 2020

Americana Highways present this premiere of the Jensen Sisters’ song “Good For You” (written by Zak Norton) from their forthcoming album Yellow Frames. Yellow Frames was produced by Jay Ernest Kalk, Jonathon TeBeest, and Bronson Bergeson; recorded and mixed by Jonathon TeBeest at Square Studios; and mastered by Greg Reierson at Rare Form Mastering.

“Good For You” is Kendra Jensen and Kansas Jensen on vocals; Jay Ernest Kalk on backing vocals; Jonathon TeBeest on drums and percussion; Jay Ernest Kalk on bass; Bronson Bergeson on acoustic, electric and steel guitar; Alexander Berg on organ and piano; Zachary Scanlan on fiddle; Harold Tremblay on harmonics, and Lawrence Hearn on synthesizer.

In a song of bravery and valor, the Jensen Sisters flaunt their strengths in this one: power, rhythms, and swagger vocals. Listen and see.

Rolling Stone Country Features Great Peacock in Pick of the Week

July 27, 2020

Nashville’s Great Peacock split the difference between Tom Petty’s jangle and the otherworldly swirl of Eighties college-rock on “All I Ever Do,” the lead offering from the band’s upcoming third album, Forever Worse Better (out October 9th). “Hold me underwater/Nail me to the cross/Lead me to the slaughter ’cause I’m already lost,” frontman Andrew Nelson sings, desperately looking for a change in his situation.

American Songwriter Premieres New Song From Great Peacock

July 22, 2020

“All I Ever Do” jumpstarts the band’s forthcoming third studio album, Forever Worse Better, slated for release October 9. It’s a propulsive, earth-scorching opener that sets in motion the album’s entire arc, as Nelson and his bandmates Frank Keith IV (bass) and Blount Floyd (guitar, harmony) unravel some surprisingly weighty

“This song is simple. The music is simple. The lyrics are simple. It came to me in a simple way. It’s the never-ending song about a heart’s desire and the lack of that desire being fulfilled. A love song, in a weird sort of way,” Nelson explains to American Songwriter, premiering the first single today.

Parade Premieres Van Darien’s video “Twisted Metal”

February 5, 2020

Ever get drawn to someone that you know will just be disastrous for you? Nashville-based singer Van Darien sums that perfectly with her new song “Twisted Metal.” Co-written by superstar Maren Morris, the driving, grinding groove of the track lends to its dangerous subject, with Van Darien’s cutting vocals searing with intensity. Its cinematic video is a perfect depiction of this race to destruction. The song appears on her upcoming release, Levee...

Rolling Stone Features Van Darien’s Latest

January 27, 2020

“Just keep your foot on the pedal,” Van Darien tells her speed-demon lover, knowing the both of them are too stubborn to bail out of a relationship that’s bound for collision. Co-written with Maren Morris — another Texas-born Nashvillian who, like Darien, uses country music as a jumping-off point for a broader, bolder sound — “Twisted Metal” mixes Americana atmospherics with overdriven guitar and throaty hooks fit for pop royalty.

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