Kentucky native Matt Bauer plays haunting, spare indie folk. On his latest album, The Jessamine County Book of the Living, Matt turned to the subject of his native Kentucky. It's a record that's an...
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Two songwriting legends for the price of one! Limited time only!!! KUT is proud to welcome Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt to our studios in advance of their two night engagement at the » read more

Born John Teusch in Dumas, Texas Joe King Carrasco took his stage name from a notorious South Texas heroin kingpin by the name of Federico Gomez Carrasco who died after an 11 day standoff at the Huntsville Correctional Facility in 1974. As far as we know the...
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Across The Borderline is the newest project from BettySoo and Doug Cox. The two singer-songwriters met while teaching at Acoustic Alaska Guitar Camp and soon realized a shared love for unsung...
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When it comes to vocal powerhouses Ruthie Foster is at the top of the Austin charts. Ruthie Foster started singing gospel music as a child at her church in Gause, Texas. You would think then that Ruthie Foster has always been making music, but it wasn't until her stint in the Navy that she really...
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The four-women who make up Blame Sally came together in 2000 on a whim. It was that one-off gig that began a journey that has now lasted 11 years. Even though they got together later in life than most new bands, they had but one goal: to have...
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The Beat Divas are three of Austin's most distinctive vocal talents rolled into one singing supergroup. Mady Kaye and Beth Ullman are both respected voice teachers and Dianne Donovan is a local classical music host as well as being an accomplished performer....
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Just who is Slowtrain? Songwriter Adoniram Lipton says Slowtrain grew out of the late night jam sessions he held in his living room. What emerged is a core group with Adoniram Lipton on piano, guitar, vocals, Andy Keating on guitar, Matthew Roth on the...
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Singer-songwriters are nothing new in Austin, but then again Rod Picott isn't your average songwriter. The former sheetrock hanger form South Berwick, Maine has become one of the finest pens in Nashville after years of chasing his music...
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Stillwater, Oklahoma's Other Lives started out in 2004 as an instrumental project named Kunek. In 2008 the band added vocals and recorded their first eponymous album as Other Lives. Their sound remained much the same...
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Grammy-nominated bluegrass outfit The Greencards are back with their fifth studio album, The Brick Album. Two new members were added to the group, lead by Carol Young and Kym Warner, to complete their ever-evolving sound. Tyler Andal, a young fiddle ace and award winning guitarist Carl Miner boost...
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The story of Foster & Lloyd is a familiar one. Two promising young songwriters in Nashville meet at a publishing company and join forces to produce some incredibly memorable music. In 1985 the genre Americana hadn't been created yet and college radio...
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Milk Drive is the newest project from multi-instrumentalists Noah Jeffries, Dennis Ludiker, Brian Beken and Matt Mefford. The connections in the bluegrass world are never ending and have lead to one amazing collaboration after the next. Milk Drive's first...
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