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New Releases Featured On WNCW

New Releases on WNCW
  • The Bamboos – Hard Up
    The Bamboos – Hard UpThe title track was released a couple of months ago and became a new favorite here at WNCW. The full release from this funk/soul powerhouse out of Melbourne, Australia does not disappoint!
  • Melissa Carper: Daddy's Country Gold
    Imagine if Billie Holiday were to make an album inspired by Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Bob Wills and the like.
  • 10 For Slim: Charley Crockett Sings James Hand
    He’s fast become one of our favorite modern-yet-classic country singers, and now he’s helping us get to know the late great James Hand.
  • Rhiannon Giddons with Francesco Turrisi: They're Calling Me Home
    The cofounder of the Carolina Chocolate Drops continues her exploration of American roots music, along with her Italian partner who explores folk and classical styles of elsewhere in the world. Recorded on an Irish farm!Listen on Apple MusicListen on Spotify
  • Norah Jones: 'Til We Meet Again (Live)
    Her first live album, comprised of 14 songs recorded between 2017 and 2019 on three continents.
  • Leftover Salmon: Brand New Good Old Days
    Drew, Vince, Andy, Greg & Alwyn each have some wonderful new originals, plus fun covers from John Hartford and Conway Twitty/Ronnie Reno!
  • Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band: Dance Songs for Hard Times
    “A reverent take on foundational country-blues boosted by gospel energy and scrappy heartland edge.” (Rolling Stone)
  • Esther Rose - How Many Times
    Rose expands her alt-country sound beautifully, with equally beautiful, surprisingly uplifting songs. Surprising only because she has had a tough couple of years (as have most of us!). She describes this album as symbolizing an awakening: “It’s not really about feeling better, it’s about feeling it, whatever it is.”
  • Todd Snider: First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder
    Todd Snider - First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder
    Concurrent with this new one this week as been a day-long faux internal struggle on social media within the Snider camp and his record label, in which the troubadour announced his “retirement”. Also a documentary about the making of the album, a 4/20 video, a sermon on agnosticism...