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WHISKEY TWANG
Country and Americana artist discovery, listening guides and stories behind the music business. Start with a story, find your next favorite artist, and follow the sources.
REPORTING & DISCOVERY
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Ken Domash’s first recorded Whiskey Twang Signals entry points listeners toward “This Beer’s Broken,” his wedding-to-songwriting origin story and a catalog that began with “Countrified.”
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Jake Lindholm’s first recorded Whiskey Twang Signals entry opens a route through his independent catalog, Nashville co-writing credits and 2026 Sweden-and-Norway shows.
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A closer look at Stella Parton’s Spotify audience growth, rising social followings and the recordings that offer a route into her catalog.
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Meet the London songwriter and painter through his debut recordings, touring history and the 2026 chapter documented on his official music site.
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Her roots-music background, a song to begin with and the recording details behind an album scheduled for January 22, 2027.
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Filmore’s 21-track Atypical offers a route into the country artist’s catalog as a September 2026 audience observation places him on Whiskey Twang Signals.
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Get to know John PayCheck through Better Plan, two earlier albums and the dated September 2026 audience growth recorded by Whiskey Twang Signals.
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Her first recorded Signals entry opens a route into From Where I Started, Deer Creek Canyon and the new I’ve Missed You All These Years.
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Explore Alicia Blue’s Country Desire, her collaboration with Shooter Jennings and the dated audience growth behind her September 2026 Signals entry.
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A guide to Josh Kerr’s work with Kelsea Ballerini, Dylan Scott and Keith Urban, his own music, and his latest audience numbers.
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Toronto singer-songwriter Jessica Sevier blends country, roots and Americana with rock and R&B; her latest Signals observation records 337,246 Spotify monthly listeners.
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A listening route through Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, Sierra Ferrell, Zach Bryan and Colter Wall, with a first song and a next step for each album.
Next Up
From Blue Ridge Band’s Canadian competition win to new music from Ken Pomeroy and Boy Golden: six discoveries, six starting points, and what to follow next.
Next Up
Where to start with Ken Pomeroy, Boy Golden and Crowe Boys—and the new releases that keep the discovery going after Nashville.
The listening room
A clear guide to three overlapping music labels: Americana’s roots community, outlaw country’s 1970s history and Red Dirt’s Oklahoma connections.
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The Quebec trio won in Saskatoon, with Morgan Griffiths and Shawnee Kish named runners-up. Here is where to start with each artist’s music.
The listening room
Learn what songwriter, producer and musician credits tell you, where to verify them, and how to follow real connections through country and Americana records.
SIGNINGS & REPRESENTATION
The duo’s recording partnership opens with Escatawpa Hollow. UMG detailed the agreement in its September announcement.
The agency announced worldwide representation for the traditional country artist. His team also includes Warner Records Nashville and TKO Artist Management.
The label announcement arrived with One Foot In The Grave and plans for his debut EP.
