Producer Butch Walker helps move the acclaimed Americana singer/songwriter into the country mainstream.
An inspired pairing that yields an album of rugged grace and poeticism.
Following two exploratory covers albums, Lee returns to his original work with a rustically cozy yet still musically daring 11th LP.
The great singer/songwriter ponders getting older with clever, witty lyrics, great pop melodies, and lots of hard-won wisdom.
For the first time in her three-plus-decade career, the iconic singer/songwriter collaborates with a producer.
A dense, cinematic song cycle inspired by the women's suffragette movement.
The Chicago-based guitarist, singer, and songwriter delivers a solo date that reflects his history, improvisational acumen, and compositional skill.
The progressive bluegrass phenom's fourth album is a sprawling, freewheeling set co-produced by Jon Brion.
Working again with producer Dave Cobb, the Southern rock outfit prove they can write solid songs as well as riffs.
The imaginative bluegrass band steps outside the rules of the genre for a powerfully atmospheric, compelling tenth album.
The revered folk duo return to original music and share co-billing on this redemptive set.
Using her road band in the studio, the singer/songwriter digs into writing roots hooks across genres, with an excellent production sensibility.
The expatriate singer/songwriter and bluesman charts the passing of our troubled world as he unveils a new one.
After a six-year gap, the folkie's highly perceptive sophomore album finds her, endearingly, still sounding like no one else.
An unusually hushed and warm -- yet typically vital -- album from the folk-punk singer/songwriter.
The Durham folksinger's first set for Fat Possum is rich in personality and warmth.
The two fingerstyle guitar aces converge for a third volume of intricate and tasteful duets.
The Oklahoma singer and guitarist blends twangy surf and glitter-rock riffs on his evocative fifth album.
The great heroine of British folk-rock recruits a team of artists to sing her songs, and they do so beautifully.
For the first time in her career, the iconic singer writes her own songs, that meld of jazz, gospel, folk, and jump blues.
The second improvised offering by the duo was recorded in Australia by the seaside in a hearty spirit of openness to musical inquiry.
An adventurous and engaging set from a rarely heard instrumental combo of banjo, double bass, and drums.
The Texas alt-country veterans joyfully wing it while pondering the state of things on their lively and engaging 14th album.
The debut album from this Rhode Island trio hides an experimental spirit in traditional rural folk structures.
Another confident late period effort of smart songwriting, guitar wizardry, and surprising vigor.
Tough, passionate music and fearlessly honest songs on the fourth album from these alt-country firebrands.
A dreamy, unpredictable collection from a singer/songwriter who finds new ways to tell old tales.
The great songwriter and producer's first set of new songs in almost 20 years is simple, eloquent, and emotionally powerful.
A surprisingly cohesive, poetic, lyrically tight album of characteristically ragged indie folk from the Upstate New Yorkers.
Brimming with warmth and composure hard-won through motherhood and the pandemic, the duo's fifth album is even more stylistically broad.
The singer/songwriter contemplates how we reckon with the past on her mesmerizing fusions of folk, country, vocal pop, and punk.
The Virginia guitarist's first release for Nonesuch is effervescent and adventurous with many collaborators.