There’s a new Nap Eyes album on the horizon. I’m Bad Now is due out on 9th of March, co-released by You’ve Changed Records (Canada) and Paradise of Bachelors (USA/Europe). I’m a big of these Canadian kindred spirits to The Rollstons. I might be the only one, but whenever I listen to them, I hear a small resemblance to the great Finnish indie rock band. Anyway, Nap Eyes are a brilliant band and I’m thrilled that in a few months, I’ll have a chance to hear a new collection of their weirdly spellbinding indie rock. The first outtake Every Time the Feeling is already out and available and you can hear it below.

Nap Eyes at Facebook

Will Stewart is a folk rock, americana songwriter from Birmingham, AL and he is about to release a new solo album County Seat. The first single from the forthcoming album is an excellent nostalgic and reflective beauty called Sipsey and I’m very fond of it. County Seat will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records on the 6th April and I will return to it on the release week or thereabouts.

Will Stewart Website

Willie Breeding is a Nashville-based songwriter who is about to release his debut album Big Sky. The first outtake from the forthcoming album is called Prague Spring and he co-wrote it with the great Caitlin Rose. It’s a beautiful song and a lovingly told story about his wife’s parents, Italian ambassador and Czech actress, meeting in Prague back in 1962.

Willie Breeding at Facebook

There’s already so much 2018 releases that I would like to cover, but I still also need to make a few quick steps back into 2017. Rodeola’s album Night For Days got kind of buried under that pointless year-end list making routine, because it came out on the 1st of December. However, it’s way too good to fly by without any kind of mention, so better share a song and recommend it wholeheartedly. Actually when I first saw the news about a new Rodeola album on my feed, I had no recollection of who they are and why am I following them. Then I remembered that it’s the new name for Kate Long’s folk/americana band The Hollows and that I really liked their Sweetie EP some moons ago. I never ended up buying Sweetie, but I made amends this time around and filled my iPod and heart with the atmospheric Night for Days. This is Starlight/Moonlight from the new Rodeola album.

Rodeola at Facebook