NewSong Recordings
NewSong Recordings was established to work hand in hand with exceptional talent that we identify within our community of artists. Our first release – Diana Jones’ highly acclaimed ‘My Remembrance of You’ in 2006 – was awarded the “#1 Country Album of the Year” by the Chicago Tribune. Since that time, we’ve committed to working with a select handful of exceptional artists who represent the breadth and depth of the NewSong artist community. . . Montreal’s Chris Velan, Brooklyn’s Amber Rubarth, and West Virginia’s Jeff Ellis, with more artists coming soon.
Amber Rubarth
A Common Case of Disappearing
Released September 30, 2011
Letter from My Lonelier Self
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The highly anticipated Grand Prize album, 'A Common Case of Disappearing' (NSR 1102) from 2010 Mountain Stage NewSong Contest winner Amber Rubarth is now available for pre-order. Produced by Grammy winner Jacquire King (Kings of Leon, Norah Jones, Tom Waits) and featuring an all-star cast of musicians, 'A Common Case of Disappearing' was released on September 30.
Chris Velan
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Fables for Fighters |
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Any Number of Ways
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Solidago |
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Oldest Trick
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"Whipsmart songcraft and no-bullshit guitar rockers . . . Solidago harkens back to that Syncronicity-esque art of the album."
– Blurt! magazine
"Velan has no qualms about singing from the heart, and it enables him to pen some arrestingly pretty songs." – Montréal Gazette
Jeff Ellis
The Forgetting Place
2010
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Can’t Stop Me From Loving You
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"There's a toughness about his vocals and songs that transcend artifice. He's grown into a singer and songwriter whose music has a powerful, almost visceral effect."
– Larry Groce, Mountain Stage
"There are moments in The Forgetting Place that almost remind me of the late, great Vic Chesnutt. But there are also songs that remind me of everyone from Springsteen to Live to Chris Thile. You have to love a record that can’t really be pinned down to one comparison." – Muruch.com
Diana Jones
My Remembrance of You
2006
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All My Money On You
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"Jones just might be the best American songwriter most people have never heard of." – Chicago Tribune
