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The Lone Bellow

The Lone Bellow first captivated audiences in 2013 with their self-titled debut, earning acclaim for their soaring harmonies, heartfelt songwriting, and electrifying live performances. Their follow-up, Then Came The Morning—produced by Aaron Dessner of The National—garnered an Americana Music Award nomination and led to appearances on major national platforms including Jimmy Kimmel Live, Letterman, Conan, and CBS This Morning. Now based in Nashville, the trio—Zach Williams, Kanene Pipkin, and Brian Elmquist—has continued to evolve while staying grounded in their emotional core. Their fifth album, Love Songs for Losers, marked a pivotal moment: their first self-produced project, recorded in Roy Orbison’s former home and featuring standout tracks like “Gold,” “Honey,” and “Homesick.” With their upcoming sixth studio album, The Lone Bellow enters a bold new era—one that celebrates artistic growth, creative collaboration, and renewed purpose. Their current single, “That Table,” was co-written by Grammy Award-winner Aaron Raitiere and acclaimed hospitality leader Will Guidara, signaling the band’s ongoing commitment to connection, storytelling, and innovation. While the trio’s signature harmonies remain front and center, this next chapter reflects a group expanding its reach while honoring the communal spirit that has defined their journey from the start.

Steep Canyon Rangers

Heralds of the Carolina sound for more than two decades, Steep Canyon Rangers find themselves in a unique seat at the table for their new release, Morning Shift, due September 8, 2023. On this record, the GRAMMY-winners tell stories that both honor their roots, and expand upon the living art of bluegrass music, all while solidifying their reputation as some of the most influential songwriters in Americana today.     The Steep Canyon Rangers recently recorded their 14th studio album in Bat Cave, NC, at the Hickory Nut Gap Inn, a historical refuge settled near a long-forgotten crossroads of Southern Appalachia. Much like the story of bluegrass music, the conversations surrounding this area are shared, fluid, and greatly affected by a simple matter of perspective. This was the perfect space to feel confident in expanding upon that Carolina sound, the perfect runway to let their well-oiled machine do what it does best- craft stories from the ground up, as a unit.     Hailing from both the Appalachian and Piedmont regions of North Carolina, the Rangers have long held traditional bluegrass paramount, while possessing an exceptional ability to bring it down the mountain, and to incorporate accessible influence from all walks of the region. With the band’s last few albums, they have gained recognition from well beyond the world of bluegrass, earning a reputation as some of the most influential songwriters in Americana today.

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