Studio Sessions

Wildermiss live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 11/01/18.

Lang Termes live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 10/12/18.

Steel Betty live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 10/19/18.

Leah Grams Johnson live on Wyoming Sounds recorded 10/03/18.  

Dustbowl Revival on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 09/28/18.

Jason Tyler Burton on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 09/28/18.

Miss V - The Gypsy Cowbelle on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 09/20/18.

Stoll Vaughan on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 08/31/18.

Trout Steak Revival on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 08/29/18

Pat Sansone Trio on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 08/24/18.

Big Cedar Fever on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 08/06/18.

The Big Takeover on Wyoming Sounds recorded 07/18/18

Reverend Freakchild on Wyoming Sounds recorded 07/12/18.

Taylor Kropp on Wyoming Sounds recorded 07/11/18.

Jennifer Niceley on Wyoming Sounds recorded 06/29/18.

Steve Goodie on Wyoming Sounds recorded 05/04/18.

Dakota Dave Hull live on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 4/05/18.

Ray Carlisle of Teenage Bottlerocket celebrates his 40th birthday bash on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 3/30/18.

The Woodpile live on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 3/23/18.

Edison live on The Ranch Breakfast Show recorded on 3/17/18. 

From Wyoming to Philadelphia, vocalist Samantha Rise Roberson weaves together jazz, folk and contemporary styles crafting what she describes as "High-Country Soul." Her debut album, Brighter Days, is scheduled for release in early 2018.

10 Cent Stranger, Low Water String Band, and J Shogren Shanghai'd live on Wyoming Sounds on 2/16/18.

Seth Walker live on Wyoming Sounds recorded on 1/25/18.

Melding the two-step shuffle of Austin, Texas with bandleader Rich Russell’s fondness for Gram Parsons, The Lonesome Heroes call their blend of indie rock and country “cosmic American music.”

Here’s a live performance of their new single, released in June 2017.

Redbush is a 3-piece rock band out of Laramie, Wyoming comprised of Ev Bruhnke on drums and backups, Larson Lind on bass, and J.D. Korpitz on guitar and vocals. The band recently released their album Gaslight Lockdown in December of 2016.

Here’s a tune from that record.

Husband and wife duo David Wax and Suz Slezak form the core of the band David Wax Museum. Known for their energetic performances and tongue in cheek lyrics, David Wax Museum calls their musical blend Mexo-Americana. On their 2015 album Guesthouse, the band moved into uncharted musical territory, tackling parenthood, marriage, and the challenges of life on the road.

Here's a tune from that album. 

In late 2016, Wyoming’s alt-folk band Whippoorwill expanded to a trio (original members Staci Foster and Alysia Kraft welcomed Tobias Bank on drums), weaving together guitar, banjo, harmonica, percussion, and three-part harmonies to create tough but pretty songs.

We’ve all heard of Southern Gothic. In Dauphin, Jason Burge keeps the South in his voice and brings the Gothic out West, where he teams up with Northerner Ray Mitchell for gruff songs with sweet harmonies and singing guitar leads.

Here's a tune from their album Prodigal Songs for the End of Days.

Roots-rockers The Black Lillies' write and perform songs that blur the boundaries between folk, soul, red dirt country, blues and jazz. Here's a tune off of their latest album Hard To Please, showcasing their 2016 band lineup. 

Jalan Crossland, considered a "Wyoming treasure," is widely acclaimed by audiences, critics, and his musical peers as being a premier acoustic guitarist, as well as a banjo player, singer-songwriter, and engaging showman. 

Here are two of his songs off of his new album Singalongs for the Apocalypse.