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Levi Foster Announces Shooter Jennings-Produced Album Appalachian Funk Tree

Shooter Jennings is quietly building the kind of legacy that makes his name in the production credits an endorsement all by itself.

Levi Foster announces Appalachian Funk Tree, a new album produced by Shooter Jennings and arriving October 9. Hear the title track August 21.

Much like Rick Rubin, Jennings seems less interested in imposing one signature sound than in helping artists uncover the strangest, strongest version of their own. That makes his involvement in Levi Foster’s upcoming album worth paying attention to.


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Parmalee Searches for Lasting Love on New Song “I Need Somebody”

Parmalee may have another singalong hit on their hands.

Parmalee Searches for Lasting Love on New Song “I Need Somebody”

The six-time chart-topping band has released “I Need Somebody,” an upbeat new track about heartbreak, loneliness and the hope that the right person could finally put those pieces back together.


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Drew Parker Teams With Steven Curtis Chapman for “Blame Jesus”

Drew Parker is stepping boldly into his next chapter with some help from one of Christian music’s most celebrated voices.

Drew Parker Teams With Steven Curtis Chapman for “Blame Jesus”

The country singer-songwriter has released a new version of his fan-favorite song “Blame Jesus” featuring Steven Curtis Chapman. The collaboration officially impacts Christian radio today.


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Logan Mac Might Be Oklahoma’s Next Great Songwriter, And You Need to Hear “Dance Under Stars”

Every once in a while someone sends me a tip that ends up becoming the highlight of my week.

My colleague Brandy has developed a reputation for introducing me to artists before the rest of the world catches on, so when she told me to give Oklahoma singer-songwriter Logan Mac a listen, I didn’t waste much time.

I’m glad I didn’t.

Logan Mac on CMNB

After spending some time with his music, one thing became crystal clear. Logan Mac is exactly what I’ve come to expect from Oklahoma artists. Honest songs. Real stories. No unnecessary polish. Just beautifully written music that punches you square in the chest and somehow leaves you grateful for it.


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