Florida singer-songwriter, Rik Ferrell, has a new coastal infused EP, Ugly Babies, and a new single, "Well I Never." He is our guest for this edition of Americana Music Profiles as we chat about his previous music en devours, his current EP, and what's on the way. Brought to you by Americana Music Magazine! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Barry Abernathy, a founding member of the new bluegrass act, Appalachian Road Show, recorded a solo project several years ago - prior to helping form his new band. With a little extra time on his hands, he's excited to release Barry Abernathy and Friends. Barry joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about his personal project and what's in store for the Road Show this year. Brought to you by Americana Music Magazine! Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Alan Bibey is one of bluegrass music's leading mandolin players. The co-founder of noted acts such as, The New Quicksilver, IIIrd Time Out, and BlueRidge, has been leading his own band, Grasstowne, for about the last decade. He is most recently IBMA's 2019 and 2020 Mandolin Player of the Year winner. Alan is our guest on Americana Music Profiles brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

Australian singer-songwriter Rae Leigh joins Americana Music Profiles to chat about her inspirational life journey, her budding music career, her latest single, "Find A Better Day," and her forth coming EP, Powered By Love. Brought to you by Americana Music Magazine! Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Copenhagen based singer-musician Mette Kirkegaard is a great example of Denmark Americana music. Actually, she and her producer for her 2006 EP, Dry Wood, coined the genre' phrase, Nordic Americana. Mette joins us for this edition to talk about Nordic Americana and the Denmark Americana scene today, brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

Chicago singer/songwriter Dan Cimaglio moved away for a time. While living in Oregon and Vermont, he began collecting bits and pieces of songs that would become his debut CD once back in Chicago. Dan joins us to talk about his musical journey and his debut CD, Let The Light Shine, for this edition of Americana Music Profiles brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

Miss "Freddye" Stover has been heralded as Pittsburgh PA's "Lady Of The Blues." This full time nurse began her musical career in 1996, and currently fronts two different bands. She's won several awards including a recent 2019 Best Blues Band by Iron City Rocks Awards. Miss Freddye joins us to talk about her brand of blues music and her latest Gospel single, "Wade In The Water." Check out more interview at Americana Music Magazine.

Nate Gusakov spent the first 20 years of his musical career enjoying Clawhammer-style banjo playing before evolving into the electric five-string sounds and his experimental old-time music. Nate joins us to talk about his musical journey and his new album, Many Mountains. Check out our page here at AmericanaMusicMagazine.com.

He Is The Artist (HITA), is an American Christian singer-songwriter from Central Islip, New York, who has recently come to the faith and chosen a new style to channel his music through. He joins us here on Americana Music Profiles to tell about his new found faith and new approach to his music.

Finland's Mauri Dark says his latest single really resonates with the middle-aged men in his audience. "Dreams Of A Middle-Aged Man" invites you into a dark, folky, timeless, intimate, and acoustic songscape. With over 500 shows and eight albums in 25 years with various bands, the formal heavy metal singer says he likes this new place he's settled into in his life. Mauri joins us for a candid conversation about life and music in this edition of Americana Music Profiles brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

Austin Texas is home for singer/songwriter Jeremy Parsons. After leaving Austin for a 10 year stint in Nashville, Jeremy returned home just prior to the pandemic, and in time to hang out with his dad who was instrumental in the beginnings of Jeremy's music career. Jeremy's new album, Things To Come, is his third to date. He is my guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles, brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

John-Arne Gundersen, guitarist and lead singer with the Norwegian band, Sweetheart, wrote all the songs for this debut project sitting in his kitchen. The album was then recorded in just six days in an Oslo studio during the Spring of 2020. John, and vocalist Mette Hardnes, join us to talk about their past music careers and the forming and future of this relatively new trio in this edition of Americana Music Profiles brought to you by Americana Music Magazine. Stick around til the end to hear one of the songs from Sweetheart's new album. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

Canadian singer/songwriter Ed Roman's music blurs the lines between folk, country, rock, and even hints of pop. His songs have been played on over 600 radio stations world wide, and was named a Billboard magazine Emerging artist in December, 2018. Ed won a 2017 Radio Music Award for Best Americana Artist, and was nominated for the 2020 IMEA Awards. Ed is my guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles brought to you by Americana Music Magazine.

New Zealand born Vanessa Delaine has had a very successful career as an Australian singer/songwriter. Her latest release, One Girl Band 25 Years has already earned five prestigious songwriting awards. Vanessa joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about her long and successful career.

Zurich based singer songwriter Timothy Jaromir joins us for an international conversation about his latest project, Hiraeth. The album is enhanced by his English and Czech roots, and his experiences with wife's Canadian culture as well.

After taking time off to raise a family, Bill Abernathy picked up his guitar and began playing music again. In December 2018, Billboard magazine name him as an "Emerging Artist." His latest project, Crossing Willow Creek has already netted him significant chart action. Bill joins us for this edition on Americana Music Profiles to talk songwriting, and his latest project.

David Sprague along with his brother Paul, formed Psychopath Etiquette in 2019. "If Folk and Rock music had a baby, it would sound like Psychopath Etiquette." David joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about the brothers journey in music, and their new EP, Rough Draft.

Virginia Beach, VA based singer songwriter, David Arn's latest album, Traveler Tales, has charted singles all the way to South Africa where the single, "Mother's Day," reached #1. The album tells the tale of 14 travelers each telling a tale. David and I talk about his music and latest album on this edition of Americana Music Profiles.

Fuzzy and The Rustbelts have touched a nerve with their audience - a good nerve; it's that desire for authentic, all-American folk, rock, country soul music. And they play it well. Since debuting on 2018 they have amassed quite a following. Founder, Fuzzy, joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles to talk about what makes their band tick and their music so timely.

Although the Grassifieds have been entertaining audiences since 2006, they are just now getting the time to introduce their debut CD, What We Are. Founder Jim Grubbs joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles as we chat about their unique beginnings, and their latest record.

Born out of the 70s Punk scene, Robert Wagner's The Little Wretches opted for a toned down approach simply so the audience could truly hear what they had to say through Wagner's passionately thought out lyrics. Robert joins us for a conversation about his musical journey and their latest CD, Undesirables And Anarchists, on this edition of Americana Music Profiles.

Ed Taylor Collective is the new musical experience from Auckland's Ed Taylor. He's was a 2019 semi-finalist in the USA International Songwriting Competition. Ed hopes his latest single, "M & C Shuffle" might take off and become the next line-dance craze. We do too. Ed joins us for this edition of Americana Music Profiles.

Sacramento California's Banjo Bones has just released his 6th studio project, Lucifer's Hand. The self produced project deals with the idea that much of what we call evil actually comes from inside of us. This "darker side of Americana" features all original material penned by Banjo. He join's us to talk about his musical trail, and this new project on Americana Music Profiles.

Columbus, Ohio singer-songwriter Ryan Warner is set to soon release his self recorded project from his own Creative Wild studio. The self taught, then classically trained guitarist is also a visual artist, and enjoys the synergy between the two forms. Ryan is our guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles.

Although John Vento came later in life to the professional music scene, he hasn't wasted any time, landing an IMEA award, and named Billboard's Emerging Artist for 2019. John is my guest on this edition of Americana Music Profiles as we talk about his career and latest project, Brick By Brick.