10/09/2026
This week’s releases are a collection of intimate, warm, and powerful songs that capture the bittersweet moments of life, from love and loss to growth and letting go. Listen now with the link in our bio!
Sheryl Crow - ‘Pick You Up’
Across seven tracks, ‘Pick You Up’ blends Americana, Country, and Rock-inspired soul into a soothing yet powerful collection that encourages us to find peace in an overwhelming world. In a time when our world can feel chaotic, confusing, and heavy, the album offers a reminder to slow down, find light in the darkness, and reconnect with one another, even when it feels like everything is pulling us apart.
“These songs were all born of the experience of living in this moment. There is so much chaos and information coming at us that it can feel overwhelming and paralyzing. My hope is that when you hear these songs, you feel that this is only of a moment and that life is a beautiful gift worth sharing.”
Todd Snider Rules - ‘My Second Rodeo’
A tender, sweet, and playful journey built on lively instrumentation and plenty of wit, ‘My Second Rodeo’ is uniquely Todd Snider in his full form. The final studio album recorded by the legendary singer-songwriter, the album is a beautiful farewell filled with the charm, humor, and heart that have defined his music for decades.
Brent Cobb - ‘Live a Song, Write a Memory, Vol. 2’
A stripped-down selection of fan favorites and songs Brent has written for others, ‘Live a Song, Write a Memory, Vol. 2’ is brought to life through warm vocals, vivid storytelling, and guitar picking that hits right on the mark through every track. He makes each listener feel as though they’re sitting right beside him as he masterfully tells each story.
olivia james vedder - “Show Me The Truth”
An introspective and vulnerable folk-pop experience, “Show Me The Truth” explores the pain of realizing that a love you believed was real may never have been and the need for actions to speak louder than words.
Kindred Valley - “Zeitgeist”
The newest single from indie folk band Kindred Valley, “Zeitgeist” captures the feeling of growing through life and recognizing the relationships that fade away over time. A moving, emotional,