Mountain Home Music Company

09/23/2025

Thank you to Absolutely Gospel Music for sharing "Above The Clouds" from Eighteen Mile 🎶

August 29, 2025 — Newly signed to Mountain Home Music Company, bluegrass gospel quintet Eighteen Mil

09/23/2025

Big thanks to Apple Music for featuring "Get Me Down The Line" from on the New In Americana playlist! 🎶 Listen here.

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09/19/2025

Thanks to Texas Gospel for sharing "Above The Clouds" from Eighteen Mile 🎶

Feature: Newly signed to Mountain Home Music Company, bluegrass gospel quintet Eighteen Mile.

09/17/2025

From Country Music News International 👉 " Jaelee Roberts Music is not your average bluegrass artist. While her roots are deeply entrenched in the genre, her music, especially on her latest album, Let Me Be Lonely, shows an artist who is more interested in building bridges than staying put." 🎶

Check out the rest of their review here:

Review: A Deeper Look at Jaelee Roberts' "Let Me Be Lonely" By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

09/16/2025

Thanks to The Bluegrass Situation for featuring Balsam Range 's "Virginia Girl"! 🎶

We've got bluegrass, Americana, folk, and so much more for you in our weekly round-up of new music and premieres.

09/12/2025

Thanks to Live For Live Music for featuring Sister Sadie 👏

We caught up with Sister Sadie, the Grammy-nominated, IBMA-decorated all-women bluegrass powerhouse, to discuss the band's new album & more.

09/12/2025

🎶 ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT 🎶

She’s a founding member of one of the hottest bands in bluegrass, but Sister Sadie’s Gena Britt has a stellar reputation of her own that goes back more than 30 years. Now, the acclaimed banjo picker—she’s nominated again for the IBMA’s Banjo Player of the Year award—and singer is set to release her first solo album in nearly six years. And while Streets, Rivers, Dreams & Heartaches has plenty of the virtuosic picking and soulful vocals for which she’s been known for decades, her latest collection shows an artist who’s continued to grow and stretch her horizons in new directions, too.

The album is now available for pre-save/add ahead of its Nov. 7 release.

"I am so grateful to Mountain Home for believing in me and allowing me to create this music that I'm so very proud of,” Britt enthuses. “The musicians and singers that I assembled for this project sound so good together! We first played in an all-star configuration at the Station Inn, and it was so much fun that I wanted to continue that in the studio. These guys and gals truly poured their hearts and souls into these songs, and I cannot wait for the world to hear them!"

“All-star” is no exaggeration, for the core team Britt put together includes award-winning fiddler Jason Carter and his one-time Travelin’ McCourys/Del McCoury Band mate Alan Bartram (acoustic bass, harmony vocals), stunning singer-guitarist John Meador (Vince Gill Band) and rising star Jonathan Dillon on mandolin, supplemented with contributions by East Nash Grass’s Jeff Partin (resonator guitar), Dillon’s Red Camel Collective bandmate and award-winning singer, Heather Berry Mabe, Balsam Range’s Caleb Smith, The Isaacs’ Ben Isaacs and old-time banjoist Tina Steffey.

The resulting collection offers a well-rounded portrait of an artist grounded in the personal authenticity of the bluegrass she’s spent a lifetime mastering—and contributing to—yet unafraid to explore new dimensions in her creative quest. Streets, Rivers, Dreams & Heartaches makes a compelling case that Gena Britt is just now reaching the peak of her musical powers.

Pre-save/add the album here: https://clg.lnk.to/gb-SRDH

09/12/2025

🎶 NEW MUSIC 🎶

After the melancholic waltz, “I’ve Got No Tears Left To Cry,” Darren Nicholson Music serves up a gritty farewell to the blues in his new single, “Get Me Down The Line.”

“It’s a jukin’ little anthem for the person who is chasing the next best thing,” Nicholson laughs. “Another take on the human condition and how we are constantly looking for something to fill the void, looking for whatever ‘it’ is to make us feel temporarily better. It’s another one that I co-wrote with Charles Humphrey III, and it’s without a doubt gotten the best response I’ve ever had to a song when performed for our live audiences.”

The enthusiasm is understandable, as Nicholson dishes up the song’s defiant first verse over a half-time groove:

There’s something ‘bout good whiskey, shoots a fire down your spine
There’s something ‘bout a dollar bill leads to a worried mind
There’s something ‘bout an open road that gets me every time
Anything that runs these blues away and gets me down the line

From there, the mandolin-wielding singer and his cohorts — award-winning banjoist Kristin Scott Benson; renowned bassist Mark Fain; ace drummer Tony Creasman; multi-instrumentalist David Johnson, who supplements his guitar role with appropriately snarling resonator guitar licks, and harmony vocalists (and Darren Nicholson Band members) Kevin Sluder and Avery Welter — work their way through an entertaining list of distractions, punctuated by that refrain — "Anything that runs these blues away and gets me down the line" — that suggests all might not be as well as the narrator bravely claims.

“I love writing songs about my own human experience,” says Nicholson. “I hope maybe others can relate to them from time to time — and that you find yourself groovin’ along as well. Have fun and enjoy the quest for whatever ‘it’ is that gets you on down the line!”

"Get Me Down The Line" is streaming Dolby Atmos spatial audio on Apple Music, Amazon Music and TIDAL.

Listen to it here: https://clg.lnk.to/dn-GMDTL

09/11/2025

Thanks to Bluegrass Today for sharing this exciting Bryan Sutton news! 👏

Mountain Home Music has announced the signing of bluegrass guitar hero Bryan Sutton to the label for his first new guitar project in nearly a decade.

09/11/2025

Thanks to The Bluegrass Situation for featuring the title track of Jaelee Roberts Music 's new album! 👏 🎶

From bluegrass gospel to anthemic country, you know what we think: You Gotta Hear This!