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2018 Overall Releases 2 3 Hat Trio - Lord of the Desert 4 S'd (Sears, Scott, Swann, & Stanley) - Man Or Muffin 6 String Drag - Top of the World Aaron Lee Tasjan - Karma For Cheap Afro-Cuban Allstars - A Toda Cuba Le Gusta AJ Ghent - The Neo Blues Project Alejandro Escovedo - The Crossing Altan - The Gap of Dreams Amanda Shires - To the Sunset Amazing - In Transit American Aquarium - Things Change Amos Lee - My New Moon Amy Ray - Holler Anderson East - Encore Andrew Scotchie & the River Rats - Family Dynamo Angelique Kidjo - Remain in Light Appalucians - Bright Hills Arctic Monkeys - Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino Artisanals - Artisanals Ashleigh Flynn & The Riveters - Ashleigh Flynn & The Riveters Ashley Heath & Her Heathens - Where Hope Never Dies Asleep at the Wheel - New Routes Austin Lucas - Immortal Americans Bahamas - Earthtones Band of Heathens - A Message From the People Revisited Banjo Nickaru & Western Scooches - Get Us Out of Fearland Becky Buller - Crepe Paper Heart Becky Warren - Undesirable Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite - No Mercy in This Land Ben Miller Band - Choke Cherry Tree Bettye LaVette - Things Have Changed Birch Pereira & the Gin Joints - Western Soul Birds of Chicago - Love in Wartime Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Wrong Creatures Blue Yonder - Rough and Ready Heart Bob Dylan - More Blood, More Tracks Bombino - Deran Bottle Rockets - Bit Logic Boz Scaggs - Out of the Blues Brandi & the Alexanders - How Do You Like It? Brandi Carlile - By the Way, I Forgive You Brenda Navarrete - Mi Mundo Brent Cobb - Providence Canyon Brew Davis - Brew Davis Bright Light Social Hour - Missing Something Brother Brothers - Some People I Know Brownout - Fear of a Brown Planet Bruce Katz Band - Get Your Groove! Buffalo Gospel - On the First Bell Buxton - Stay Out Late Calexico - The Thread That Keeps Us Cane Mill Road - Gap to Gap Carly Taich - Reverie Carolina Story - Lay Your Head Down Caroline Rose - Loner Carter Sampson - Lucky Cat Power - Wanderer Cecile McLorin Salvant - The Window Cha Wa - Spyboy Charles Bradley - Black Velvet Charles Lloyd & the Marvels + Lucinda Williams - Vanished Gardens Charley Crockett - Lonesome As a Shadow Charlie Peacock - When Light Flashes Chris Smither - Call Me Lucky Chris Stapleton -- From a Room, Vol. 2 Chuck Brodsky - Them and Us Chuck Lichtenberger - This is What Happens When… Ciaran Lavery - Sweet Decay Cicada Rhythm - Everywhere I Go Circles Around the Sun - Let It Wander Clarence Bucaro - Passionate Kind Claudettes - Dance Scandal at the Gymnasium! Clothesline Revival - Holy Cow Cordovas - That Santa Fe Channel C.O.R.E. - The Core Courtney Barnett - Tell Me How You Really Feel Courtney Marie Andrews - May Your Kindness Remain Cullen Omori - The Diet Cumulus - Comfort World Curtis Roush - Cosmic Campfire Music Curtis Salgado and Alan Hager - Rough Cut Cyrille Aimee - Live Daddy (Will Kimbrough & Tommy Womack) - Let's Do This Damien Jurado - The Horizon Just Laughed Danu - Ten Thousand Miles Darby Wilcox and The Peep Show - 11:11 Darling West - While I Was Asleep Darrell Scott - Live at the Station Inn Darren Nicholson - Fret a Spell Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore - From Downey to Lubbock Dave Benedict - The Goldne Angle Dave Desmelik with an Army of Love - Childhood Battles David Byrne - American Utopia David Davis & the Warrior River Boys - Didn't He Ramble: Songs of Charlie Poole David Myles - Real Love David Olney - This Side Or the Other David Wilcox - The View From the Edge Dawes - Passwords Dawn Landes - Meet Me at the River Dead Horses - My Mother the Moon Death Cab For Cutie - Thank You For Today Decemberists - I'll Be Your Girl Del McCoury Band - Del McCoury Still Sings Bluegrass Devil Makes Three - Chains Are Broken Doc Watson - Live at Club 47 Dom Flemons - Black Cowboys Donna the Buffalo - Dance in the Street Doyle Bramhall II - Shades Dr. Dog - Critical Equation Durand Jones & the Indications - Durand Jones & the Indications Earls of Leicester - Live at the CMA Theater in the Country Music Hall of Fame Edward David Anderson - Chasing Butterflies Eleanor McEvoy - The Thomas Moore Project Eleanor Underhill - Navigate the Madness Eli Paperboy Reed - Meets High & Mighty Brass Band Elise Davis - Cactus Eliza Gilkyson - Secularia Elonzo Wesley - Spec Elvin Bishop's Big Fun Trio - Something Smeills Funky 'Round Here Elvis Costello & the Imposters - Look Now Eric Bibb - Global Griot Erik Deutsch - Falling Flowers Erika Wennerstrom - Sweet Unknown Erin Costello - Down Below, the Status Quo Erin Costello - Sweet Marie Erin O'Dowd - Old Town Father John Misty - Gods Favorite Customer Femi Kuti - One People One World First Aid Kit - Ruins Foghorn Stringband - Rock Island Grange Four Leaf Peat - The Bijou Sessions Fretless - Live From the Art Farm Fruition - Watching It All Fall Apart Geoff Achison - Sovereign Town Gibson Brothers - Mockingbird Glen Phillips - Swallowed By the New Glorietta - Glorietta Grayson Capps - Scarlett Roses Greg Humphrey's Electric Trio - Haymaker Gregory Alan Isakov - Evening Machines H.C. McEntire - Lionheart Hannah Gill - Lost in Words Hawktail (Haas, Kowert, Tice, Leslie) - Unless Heart Hunters - American Eclipse Heather Maloney - Just Enough Sun Highland Travelers - Highland Travelers HillBenders - HillBenders Hillstomp - Monster Receiver Hollie Cook - Vessel of Love Horse Feathers - Appreciation Horseshoes & Hand Grenades - The Ode Hot Buttered Rum - Lonesome Panoramic Hot Rize - 40th Anniversary Bash Ike Reilly - Crooked Love I'm With Her - See You Around Imar - Avalanche Imarhan - Temet Iron & Wine - Weed Garden Israel Nash - Lifted J.A.M. - Silent Notes J.D. Wilkes - Fire Dream James Hunter Six - Whatever It Takes Jamie Lin Wilson - Jumping Over Rocks Janiva Magness - Love Is An Army Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit - Live From the Ryman Jason Marsalis and the 21st Century Trad Band - Melody Reimagined: Book 1 Jayhawks - Back Roads and Abandoned Motels Jerry Jeff Walker - It's About Time Jill Sobule - Nostalgia Kills Jim James - Uniform Distortion Jim Lauderdale - Time Flies Jim Lauderdale & Roland White - Jim Lauderdale & Roland White Jimi Hendrix - Both Sides of the Sky Joan Baez - Whistle Down the Wind Joe Craven & the Sometimers - Garcia Songbook John Coltrane - Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album John Hiatt - The Eclipse Sessions John Howie Jr. - Not Tonight John Prine - The Tree of Forgiveness John Scofield - Combo 66 Johnny Irion - Driving Friend Jon Cleary - Dyna-Mite Jonathan Byrd & the Pickup Cowboys - Jonathan Byrd & the Pickup Cowboys Jonathan Wilson - Rare Birds Jordie Lane - Glassellland Jose James - Lean on Me Joshua Hedley - Mr. Jukebox Juanita Stein - Until the Lights Fade Julian Lage - Modern Lore Junior Sisk - Brand New Shade of Blue Jupiter & Okwess - Kin Sonic Jupiter Coyote - Life Got in the Way Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour Kadhja Bonet - Childqueen Kaia Kater - Grenades Kamasi Washington - Heaven and Earth Kat Edmonson - Old Fashioned Gal Kate Campbell - Damn Sure Blue Kathy Kallick Band - Horrible World Kevin Connor and Swing 3PO - Doin' the New Lowdown Kevin Galloway - The Change Kevin Gordon - Tilt and Shine Kieran Kane & Rayna Gellert - The Ledges Kim Richey - Edgeland Kyle Craft - Full Circle Nightmare Kyle Hollingsworth - 50 Lake Street Dive - Free Yourself Up Larry Cordle - Tales From East Kentucky Laura Veirs - The Lookout Lazybirds - Lord Loves a Workin Band Leftover Salmon - Something Higher Lera Lynn - Plays Well With Others Lindsay Lou - Southland Liz Brasher - Outcast Liz Cooper and the Stampede - Window Flowers Liz Frame & the Kickers - Sparrow in a Shoebox Logan Magness - Memphis On My Mind Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road - True Grass Again Loretta Lynn - Wouldn't It Be Great Lori McKenna - The Tree Luke Winslow-King - Blue Mesa Mac Arnold and Plate Full O' Blues - Give It Away Madeleine Peyroux - Anthem Malcolm Holcombe - Come Hell Or High Water Mammals - Sunshiner Mandy Barnett - Strange Conversation Marcia Ball - Shine Bright Marie/LePanto - Tenkiller Mark Erelli - Mixtape Mark Knopfler - Down the Road Wherever Mary Gauthier - Rifles & Rosary Beads Matt Fassas - Trip Matt Walsh - The Midnight Strain Matthew Stubbs and the Antiguas - Matthew Stubbs and the Antiguas Mavis Staples - If All I Was Was Black Meshell Ndegeocello - Ventriloquism Michael Rault - It's a New Day Tonight Michael Reno Harrell - The Stories Behind the Songs Michelle Malone - Slings & Arrows Middle Kids - Lost Friends Mikaela Davis - Delivery Mike Bryant and Paul Brown - Old-Time Tiki Parlour Mike Farris - Silver & Stone Milk Carton Kids - All the Things That I Did and All the Things That I Didn't Do Mipso - Edges Run Moby - Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt Molochs - Flowers in the Spring Motel Mirrors - In the Meantime Mountain Heart - Soul Searching Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats - Tearing at the Seams National Reserve - Motel La Grange Neil Young - Roxy: Tonight's the Night Live Neil Young & Promise of the Real - The Visitor Neko Case - Hell-On Nick Lowe - Tokyo Bay Nick Moss Band - The High Cost of Low Living Nicki Bluhm - To Rise You Gotta Fall Nikki Hill - Feline Roots Nu-Blu - Vagabonds Nude Party - Nude Party Odetta Hartman - Old Rockhounds Oh Pep! - I Wasn't Only Thinking About You Old Crow Medicine Show - Volunteer Oliver the Crow - Oliver the Crow Parker Millsap - Other Arrangements Paul Cauthen - Have Mercy Paul Kelly - Nature Paul McCartney - Egypt Station Paul Simon - In the Blue Light Paul Thorn - Don't Let the Devil Ride Peter Rowan - Carter Stanley's Eyes Pharis & Jason Romero - Sweet Old Religion Phil Cook - People
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