For more than a decade and a half, Burlington, Vermont-based guitarist and songwriter Bob Wagner has been a secret-weapon sideman, lending his licks and leads to some of the tightest live acts in the Northeast.

The Suicide Handbook is Ryan Adams’ most elusive and mythic recordings. The album is a raw and intimate collection of songs that captures the songwriter at his most unguarded. Recorded at the beginning of his solo career and long circulating only through bootlegs, the album has earned a legendary status among die-hard fans and fans of the americana genre alike for its stark stripped-back beauty.

Today, Jesse Welles has announced the release of his sixth studio album, Masks Off, which will be released June 12th, a culmination of his work since he came to prominence by performing in the Arkansas wilderness where he was raised and where he currently resides.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings, Found Dogs uncovers rare recordings from the original sessions. The record includes alternate takes, acoustic versions, and four never-before-heard tracks all newly mastered for vinyl that offer a deeper look into John Prine’s creative process. Featuring gems like “Hey Ah Nothin’,” “World Without Love,” and “Dogs in Burlington,” the collection captures Prine’s humor, heart, and storytelling. This foil-numbered LP is exclusive to Record Store Day, giving fans the first chance to experience these long-lost moments.

John Prine recorded live for BBC radio. Featuring solo performances of songs from his first two albums. First official release. 1-LP 140g black vinyl.

The latest installment in Bella White's catalog, A Sign In The Weather, is a suite of songs that uncover new layers of White's soul-searching songwriting and stretch far beyond her bluegrass roots to arrive at a moodier and more audacious breed of folk/Americana. Co-produced by White and Ross Farbe (Esther Rose, Drugdealer), A Sign In The Weather ultimately brings a bold new energy to White's sophisticated musicality.

On her new album, Neon Summer Skin, Bedouine, the project of Azniv Korkejian, explores this feeling of safety long before one can fully understand the concept.

Love Forever, our 2025 set of demos from Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Jackie DeShannon, set collector hearts a-flutter all over the world with it's collection of introspective, folk rock-flavored tunes drawn from her unreleased recordings for Metric Music Publishing. Now, we're one-upping ourselves with Girl of Yesterday-Acoustic Folk Demos, a collection of COMPLETELY UNRELEASED acoustic folk demos from Jackie, taken from the same rich source of material. Folk music came naturally to Jackie. She got her start singing gospel at home and in church as a child in her native Kentucky, and then singing country songs in her teens on her own weekly radio show. And her first, self-titled album for Liberty in 1963 consisted entirely of folk repertoire. But that album only featured folk songs written by other artists. Girl of Yesterday-Acoustic Folk Demos, on the other hand, presents a dozen tunes, all penned by Jackie for an album distributed by Metric in 1964.

Grammy Award winners Old Crow Medicine Show's new album Union Made is rooted in the people, places and pulse of America. It features special guests such as Ray Benson, Evan Felker, Del McCoury, Lee Oskar, Maggie Rose, Molly Tuttle, Jesse Welles, and more. It has ten new OCMS songs and two classic covers: Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" and Merle Haggard's "Rainbow Stew." The album arrives just in time to celebrate America's 250th Anniversary.

Wallis Bird’s eighth studio album, I Can See Your House From Here, is a raw, introspective record confronting personal heartbreak and collective grief, including the crisis in Gaza and the sudden passing of her close friend, Kevin Ryan. For the first time, Bird produced the album herself from her farmhouse near Berlin.

David Anthony Rice (June 8, 1951 – December 25, 2020) was an American bluegrass guitarist and singer. He was an influential acoustic guitar player in bluegrass, progressive bluegrass, newgrass and acoustic jazz. He was inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame in 2013.

I started writing the songs on this album as the pandemic began winding down; the titular song “What Did You Miss” pointed the way forward, with its final verse: “I’ve been writing it down/song by song/as a personal history” when imagining this collection of songs as memoir, and how the wisdom that comes with growing older becomes a north star, whether one is celebrating life’s joys or navigating life’s inevitable losses.

Lynn Blakey - Dreams Are Lovers: A Retrospective is a 18-song compilation album released on May 29, 2026, by Yep Roc Records. The album serves as a comprehensive celebration of the late singer-songwriter Lynn Blakey, who passed away from cancer in February 2026. It captures her decades of influential work across the Athens, Georgia, and North Carolina indie-folk and power-pop scenes.

A mythical and misplaced masterpiece of lost soft rock and acidic folk funk by a one-hit wonderer lost in the wilderness for four decades. From the producer of Margo Guryan, writer behind Wool, Gerry Mulligan collaborator, Tarantino soundtracker and Wendy & Bonnie confidant, Paint A Lady now emerges from folkloric obscurity, to bring a wash of soft psychedelic colour to your vinyl collection and quench the repeat requests of a thirsty new found audience waiting for the rain.

Featuring Dolly Parton, Vince Gill, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Sierra Hull, Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O’Donovan, and more The Fiddle and the Drum brings together 5x Grammy winning soprano Renée Fleming and 19x Grammy-winning banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck for a celebration of Appalachian folk music.