Tag: The Cumberland River Project with Meet Me In The Rain

Rachel Swain Takes Center Stage with “Neon Lullaby”

Rachel Swain has spent two decades moving through the roots music scene, but with her debut solo album "Neon Lullaby", she finally takes the absolute center of the stage. Blending her Texas country foundation with the stubborn grit of Chicago, Swain delivers a record that feels strangely like walking into a dimly lit bar immediately after a spectacular, life-altering breakup. https://open.spotify.com/album/4N0yl76UGcGaokaDZCG9p4?si=NNBBTsB5STKIvR6cWEVChw There is a very specific,...

We’re In The Water Dissects Human Anatomy on “The Belltower”

We're In The Water the current musical guise of Fil OK channels the visceral chaos of having a pulse on their arresting new full-length album, "The Belltower". Fil OK, widely recognized as an acclaimed DJ, the co-founder of London’s legendary Nag Nag Nag club, and the driving force behind the electroclash duo Atomizer, redirects his entire focus toward the biology of the human vessel...

The Cumberland River Project Weaves Joy and Sorrow Into “Meet Me In The Rain”

When a German-born songwriter in his sixties filters his life’s rear-view mirror through authentic American roots music, you get The Cumberland River Project and...