Kenny Brown

Kenny Brown grew up in the hill country of northern Mississippi and knows the region’s music well. As a 10 year old, he learned to play guitar from his neighbor Joe Callicott, and has played with Mississippi Blues Masters ever … More

Rotary Downs

Rotary Downs has undergone several changes in its decade-long history, from the ramshackle recording project that created the band’s first three releases—Rotary Downs, Long After the Thrill, and Quitters EP—to the polyrhythmic web of melodic guitars, keys, and trumpets that comprised Chained to … More

Shammar Allen & The Underdawgs

Jazz Cat. Traditionalist. Pop Icon. Rapper. Rocker. Shamarr Allen is none of the above. The New Orleans trumpeter and vocalist who leads his own funk band, the Underdawgs, is making his mark on the national landscape as an artist determined … More

Alvin Youngblood Hart

Born in Oakland California, Hart had family connections with Carroll County, Mississippi, and spent time there in his childhood, hearing his relatives stories of Charlie Patton, “being around these people who were there when this music was going on”.[2] Thus influenced by the country blues, Hart … More

T-Bird & The Breaks

Rooster Blues

The Rooster Blues are a Brother-duo from Tupelo, MS, the birthplace of Elvis, now residing in Hattiesburg, MS.  The two formed in 2003 and have been rocking ever since.  They combine the hilltop steppin’ blues with the delta sound that … More

Jimbo Mathus & The Tri-State Coalition

“Grew up in Mississippi like a good boy should,” sings Jimbo Mathus on the title track to his new album Jimmy the Kid. Mathus is a reformed (mostly) juvenile delinquent who on record and stage deftly incorporates the richly diverse … More

Band of Gold

Rochelle Harper

Fort Bayou Slim

We are Fort Bayou Slim from Ocean Springs, MS. We play original Blues / Funk with some classic covers for our live gigs. We just released our first full length studio album entitled “South of I-10″ which is available for … More

Michael Juan Nunez

Michael Juan Nunez is a singer, guitarist, songwriter, from South Louisiana whose music taps into the heart of American southern culture. It’s fresh, and urgent, yet unmistakably sprouting from very deep roots. His music paints pictures of life, as seen … More

Grayson Capps

Rott ‘N’ Roll. The title originated with Grayson Capps’ fans in New Orleans as an explanation of his music. Prostitutes, alcoholics, vagrants and drifters often inhabit the southern troubadour’s songs, while his live performances are ignited by sanctified Southern soul, … More

T-Bone Pruitt

For 59 years, Tommie Pruitt has quietly lived the life of a Mississippi blues man.  From the Gulf Coast to the Delta and all points in between, he has traveled the back roads and the cross roads playing countless clubs and juke joints; … More

Big Al & The Heavyweights

Big Al & the Heavyweights featuring Harmonica Red, Big Al, Elvin Killerbee, Dean Galatas All you have to know about these guys is the fanatical following of “Gumbo Heads” that numbers in the thousands. They drive hundreds of miles to … More