The songs of DUG remind us how little things have changed once we take a step back from the mercurial landscape of modern pop music.
Offers a satisfying glimpse into the active mind of a lifelong creative who loves his children, his community, and the endless bounty of musical endeavor.
Honoring the invisible work we do in tending the emotional garden of another.
Captures the ineffable connection between nostalgia, romance, and the beautiful mysteries of life.
Delicate harmonies, a gorgeous drum performance, and a balance of mystery and poise.
We move forward by passing through the pain, not around it.
Stanton Moore rounds out a star-studded cast for this groovy swamp jam from Nashville staple Leon Toye.
Offers a reminder that the human heart will always have power.
As warm and authentic as a cup of coffee on Sunday morning.
The acoustic guitar, the piano, and the swirling layers of orchestral strings together weave a story of personal redemption and resiliency.
McNeal drops us a dusty postcard from some beautiful and barren place that lives in his mind.
A flowing melodic sensibility that pairs well with the world-class rhythm section.
Combining a soulful, high-and-lonesome tenor vocal with lyrics that seem to be extracted from a different time.
This beautiful and poignant song reflects on the daily struggle towards sanity that we all wrestle with.
This is a celebration of Gazan identity.
Captures that feeling of escaping and never wanting to turn back.
It's a life lesson, wrapped in an old cry for help that didn't work out as planned.
The effortless exuberance of kora-driven melody is wonderful addition to almost any stylistic palate.
An eclectic vibe that brings together elements of chamber pop, folktronica, and straight roots.
An abiding sense that these melodies extend from a tender place deep within the human heart.