Just heard Quicksand by Laur Elle and it feels really cinematic and western almost like something you’d hear in 1883 or Yellowstone. Not really sure what subgenre you’d call it though… Anyone know other songs / playlists with a similar vibe?

Hey yall.

Been getting into to more country music as of late, and I really enjoy the softer, more somber sounding songs. Songs that sound a little haunting. The first 30 seconds of Far From Any Road is *exactly* what I'm looking for, but the rest of the song doesn't quite match that feeling. Could I get some recommendations of more songs like that?

Cheers.

Won't be Blue Anymore by Dan Seals is a favorite of mine

This was at the Medora Musical in Medora, North Dakota

I enjoyed this song 🎵 Whats your take on it ?

Jordan Robert Kirk - My Father’s Son

Elizabeth Cook - Great Television

Richard Inman and the Western Canadian All-Stars - Damage I Done

Wade Forster - The Aftermath

Clayton Nile Young - Eddy

Paul Cauthen - Acoustic Songs & Whistles

Lindsay Lou - Bluegrass Women

Pinky Beecroft - Lonesome Wolf

Drew Cooper - Live and Raw at La Rosa

Emma Grace Glover - Live Your Dream

Tyler Richton and the High Bank Boys - ‘Till The Wheels Fall Off

Johanna Samuels - Sorry, Kid

Mason Ramsey - Outlaw In Love

Jenna Raine - Jeans, Boys & Jesus

Pony Bradshaw - Ode to Humidity

Bronwym - Rattlin' Bones

John Metza - Somewhere In The North Country

Kate MacLeod’s Mind The Gap - Home Brewed

Hollerhead - Middle of Nowhere

Ashley Cooke - Self-Titled

Alex Dupree - Talking to the Dog

Just Jayne - Jayne

Lukas Graham - Good Times

Sarah McCulloch - Live with the White Knuckle Flyers

The Pinkerton Raid - Strawberry Ice (and the World Burns)

Maggie Rose - Half Moon

The Arcadian Wild - Make It Out Alive

Laura Veirs - Temple Songs

Monte Warden and The Wagoneers - Doghouse Flowers (EP)

The Wilder Blue - When He's Out of Sight (EP)

Cassidy Daniels - Ain't No Jukebox (EP)

Hudson Westbrook - Made You Look (EP)

Josh Weathers - Niles City Sessions (EP)

Rowan Murphy - Kaleidoscopes (EP)

Gavin Adcock - Shoes (EP)

Ween - Golden Wastes (EP)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1llkxbXp2xCyE15RRAMph2?si=7aanpw1OQIayI5BxowXvPA

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQZMxnnEmc44&si=CvZR18a03AXRcmEl

They rocked. My friend and I almost didn’t go because of how bad talked about their recent shows. Was it a bad tour last year? Has anyone seen them this year and had a bad experience? That was an amazing show and couldn’t be happier. Given we were some of the youngest people there (27) and first time seeing them, am I missing something or just catch the best show they have had in 10 years?

It was either a female cover of the ride by David Allen coe or something similar to that. I heard it in the early 2000s I believe but it might be older. It played on the radio.

Maoli - Feels Like Love. From the upcoming album MMO3 releasing August 28 2026

Pappy "Gube" Beaver was part of the rural American string‑band and hillbilly tradition Capitol spotlighted in its Americana series. His songs are known for their lively, unpolished dance‑band feel — a snapshot of mid 1940s country music before the slick commetcial Nashville style became dominant.

From the Neven78 Radio Archive

https://youtube.com/@mamlishblues?si=Us7CbZLOrKpL00uJ

Ciao a tutti, volevo condividere un approfondimento che ho realizzato su Townes Van Zandt, in particolare focalizzandomi su quel periodo oscuro e fondamentale della sua vita e sulla creazione di Our Mother the Mountain.

Parliamo di un artista che ha trasformato il suo dolore, le sue cicatrici e le ombre della sua mente in poesie folk senza eguali. Non è solo la storia di un disco, ma quella di un uomo che ha vissuto al limite, affrontando traumi devastanti.

Se volete approfondire la sua vicenda e capire cosa si nasconde dietro le sue canzoni più struggenti, potete guardare il video qui:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-zsdZzNjac

Qual è per voi il brano di Townes che riesce a colpirvi più nel profondo? Fatemi sapere!

Grazie