Calm Before The Storm Hits Stores Today!

Calm Before The Storm offers 13 tracks of some of the best bluegrass available including 11 brand new songs written by the band and new versions of bluegrass classics such as "Ashes of Love" and the Osborne Brothers' "One Tear".  The entire project is available to radio through www.AirplayDirect.com and www.RadioSumbit.com.

West Virginia-based No One You Know, is a talented and fresh bluegrass band comprised of Rachel Burge; mandolin and vocals, Don Anderson; bass and vocals, Ramie Bennett; banjo and vocals, Bruce Jones; dobro, and Lance Gainer; guitar and vocals.  Individual band members write all of their original music and collectively wowed audiences at this year's National SPBMGA (Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America) Convention where they placed second in the International Band Competition.  Since the release of their first single, "Looking For A Sign", No One You Know has been staking their rightful claim to a big piece of the bluegrass pie.   

For more information on No One You Know and their new CD Calm Before The Storm, please visit www.NoOneYouKnowBand.com or www.MountainFever.com. 

August 17, 2010 (Willis, VA) Mountain Fever Records is proud to announce the release of Down In A Cell, the debut CD from Volume Five, today!  

Volume Five consists of Glen Harrell (fiddle & vocals); Patton Wages (banjo, & vocals); Chris Williamson (bass & vocals); Jesse Daniel (mandolin & vocals); and Adam Duke (guitar & vocals).  Each member of Volume Five has held tenure with national touring bands such as Marty Raybon and Full Circle, The Bradley Walker Band, The Anita Fisher Band, Randy Kohrs and The Lites, The Larry Stephenson Band, and David Davis and The Warrior River Boys, prior to their collective start in early 2008.  Volume Five's strong vocals, dead-on harmonies, and precision picking make them one of the most exciting new "traditional" bands to hit the bluegrass scene in a long while. 

Down In A Cell includes 11 tracks with four originals written by members of Volume Five ("Down In A Cell" by Adam Duke, "Busy City", "These Lies", and "Ride Ruby Ride" by Jesse Daniel) along with songs penned by popular writers such as Whitey Shafer ("Baptism of Jesse Taylor") and Dottie Rambo ("Sailing On").  The CD also features a great bluegrass re-make of "Home", originally a hit for country music star Joe Diffie.  Possibly the most unique aspect of Down In A Cell is the lead vocals shared between Glen Harrell and Adam Duke, both soulful singers but each with a distinctive style all their own.

Volume Five will make their IBMA World of Bluegrass debut this year, interviewing with WAMU's BluegrassCountry on Wednesday, September 30th at 3:30pm CST and performing during the Mountain Fever Records after-hours showcase later that evening. 

For more information on Volume Five, please visit www.VolumeFiveBG.com or www.MountainFever.com.