Fervor Records

05/29/2026

05/26/2026

Join Fervor Records recording artist Hans Olson at Dillinger's May 30th!

05/22/2026

Rescued by Team Fervor from the dusty archives of tape oblivion... a 1977 soft rock masterpiece by Robenalt, Craven, Mates & Sandusky. Now streaming everywhere!

05/15/2026

An unearthed electro-reggae gem from 1982, Blackwood-Laird's "Picture Of A Girl" is out now on Fervor Records!

05/08/2026

From the archives of Fervor Records... Jeff Banks!

05/08/2026

In 1979, Linda Greico delivered a singular, unreleased interpretation of the Fred Lederman and Teri Amaro composition "Heartaches.” Rescued from obscurity by Fervor Records, Greico’s voice finally transcends the silence of the master tape, surfacing decades later and landing in the new Sally Field and Lewis Pullman drama, Remarkably Bright Creatures. Stream Remarkably Bright Creatures on Netflix, and Linda Greico on the Fervor Records release "Cult Hits: Country Vol. 2" across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, and beyond!

05/07/2026

From the Vault to 10M Streams: The Connie Conway Success Story
The revival of Phoenix legend Connie Conway is a masterclass in musical preservation. Sparked by historians John Dixon and Jack Miller who unearthed a treasure trove of unreleased 1956 master tapes. These "lost" recordings captured Conway’s velvet-voice at its peak, sitting silent for decades until Fervor Records stepped in to bridge the gap between the mid-century and the digital age. By championing these archival gems, Fervor has transformed Conway’s local legacy into a global phenomenon, recently surpassing 10 million streams as modern audiences rediscover the timeless sound of a desert pioneer.

05/05/2026

Radioposter is a new media technology company that creates physical, highly visual books with synchronized, immersive audio soundtracks, a format they call "Paper-fi.” Fervor Records is proud to be included in their inaugural release, “Forest Bathing for Punks.” The soundtrack is lead by music from Beat Angels - a critically acclaimed but commercially "lost" band from the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona music scene of the mid-1990s. While the rest of the world was obsessed with grunge, Beat Angels trafficked in a high-octane blend of 70s glam, power pop, and punk rock, drawing favorable comparisons to the New York Dolls, Hanoi Rocks, and The Replacements. Discover Beat Angels on the Fervor Records reissue of the 1996 Epiphany release “Unhappy Hour.”