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StompTown Revival Keeps the Comeback Rolling With ‘Saints & Sinners’

Waldo Phillips

Folk

August 14, 2026 0 4

StompTown Revival continues its 2026 comeback with “Saints & Sinners,” a gospel-blues song built around redemption, grace and the road toward Christ. Read More

Gabrielle Lovelace wearing a deep red jacket with her curly hair in motion.

Gabrielle Lovelace Gives Rich Mullins’ ‘Screen Door’ a Bluesy Full-Band Makeover

Waldo Phillips

Folk

July 31, 2026 0 50

Gabrielle Lovelace transforms Rich Mullins’ a cappella classic “Screen Door” into a bluesy full-band recording with plenty of stomps, claps and family history. Read More

David Radford of The Gray Havens standing on a rooftop with a city skyline behind him.

The Gray Havens and Blue Flower Records Join Syntax Creative

Waldo Phillips

Folk

September 9, 2024 0 25

The Gray Havens and Blue Flower Records have partnered with Syntax Creative ahead of a new single, fall tour and full-length album planned for 2025. Read More

Old Bear Records Partners With Syntax Creative for Distribution

Waldo Phillips

Folk

June 24, 2021 0 24

Old Bear Records partners with Syntax Creative for distribution as the Western New York label continues building a catalog outside conventional genre formulas. Read More

Reckless Mercy Brings ‘Ain’t No Grave’ Into the Lowcountry Fog

Waldo Phillips

Folk

February 3, 2014 0 171

Every now and then, Facebook produces something more useful than an argument with a distant relative. Reckless Mercy’s “Ain’t No...

Aaron Strumpel Lets the Birds Out of His Head

Waldo Phillips

Folk

October 15, 2013 0 17

Aaron Strumpel’s Birds brings Scripture, ragged folk, restless percussion and unpolished vocals together in a 12-song collection that sounds deliberately alive. Read More

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