Mountain Fever Records is delighted to bring bluegrass fans the newest album from Amanda Cook, Point of No Return. The album and its title track represent where Amanda is in her career. She’s come too far and loves it too much, there’s no turning back – she’s at the Point Of No Return. Things To Know Point Of No Return […]
The Mountain Fever Music Group is proud to announce applications are now being accepted for our 2nd Annual Higher Education Scholarship – a $1,000 award for a promising future college student for their outstanding merit, citizenship, and love of music. The qualifications are as follows: • Applicant must be a 2019 high school graduate (By July 1, 2019) • Applicant must […]
Amanda Cook is a shooting star in the world of bluegrass music. You only have to hear her once to realize she’s the real deal. Here is her video featuring the new single that happens to be the title track to the new album releasing on 4/12/19.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 24, 2019 WILLIS, VA – Coming off the heels of their incredibly successful single, “Gonna Rise And Shine”, Mountain Fever Records is pleased to bring you a brand new single from Alan Bibey & Grasstowne. “When Jesus Swings The Wrecking Ball” was written by Donna Ulisse and Rick Stanley and […]
Fresh from the Keystone State, Mountain Fever Records is pleased to release new music from Colebrook Road. “On Time” is the band’s first single from their upcoming album due out this spring. “On Time” is written by band member Jesse Eisenbise and focuses on the struggles of day to day life. Listeners will love the […]
Mountain Fever Records is honored to release new music from Blue Moon Rising. “Louisville Rambler” is the band’s newest single and is available on all major digital music sites as well as by request on radio. “Louisville Rambler” is a lively, grassy tune written by Jerry Dill. It’s the story of a man who can’t […]
The new year is shaping up to be very exciting for Mountain Fever Records. One element of that excitement is the addition of the talented group Backline. Backline is a relatively new band but has seen significant growth and popularity since it began in February 2016. They are best known for their ‘modern traditional’ take […]
Mountain Fever Records is pleased to release “Something About A Train Sound,” the newest single from hit artist, Irene Kelley. Irene is a well-known and successful singer and songwriter in the country and bluegrass genres. For her new single she has partnered with the writing talents of Grammy winner, Terry Herd and chart topper, Billy […]
Mountain Fever Records is pleased to release a new project from one of Bluegrass music’s most beloved bands, Nothin’ Fancy. Based out of southern Virginia, Nothin’ Fancy has been entertaining audiences for over two decades. With their bright music and flair for comedy, the band is always a crowd pleaser at venues around the world. […]
In anticipation of her new album, expected in early 2019, Mountain Fever Records is pleased to release Amanda Cook’s newest single, “You Were Mine.” Bluegrass fans will be pleased they can now purchase and stream new music from Bluegrass music’s rising star. Written by Amanda’s fellow band member, Carolyne VanLierop, “You Were Mine” is a […]
Pennsylvania-based Colebrook Road is a five-piece band consisting of award-winning musicians Jesse Eisenbise (Guitar/Lead Vocal), Wade Yankey (Mandolin), Jeff Campbell (Acoustic Bass/Tenor Vocal), Mark Rast (Banjo/Dobro/Bass Vocal), and Joe McAnulty (Fiddle/Baritone Vocal). Together, Colebrook Road has amassed an array of first place band contest trophies from the D.C. Bluegrass Union (2016), Podunk Bluegrass Festival (2015), […]
Mountain Fever Records announces the release of new music from Nothin’ Fancy. “Papa Wants To go Back” is available today and is the first single from the band’s upcoming album, Time Changes Everything (10/12/18). For the past 24 years, Nothin’ Fancy has been a steady staple for bluegrass fans and festivals. And although they’ve gone […]
Mountain Fever Records is thrilled to announce new music from The Crowe Brothers is now available via a three-song digital EP. Coyly titled EP3, this mini song collection encapsulates an incredible, decades-long career of brother duet singing by Josh and Wayne Crowe. For this project, Josh (guitar) and Wayne (bass) not only surrounded themselves […]
Mountain Fever Records is proud to announce the label debut of Deeper Shade of Blue with their new album, Steam, available everywhere today. North Carolina can once again be credited for producing great bluegrass. Hailing from just south of Charlotte, Deeper Shade of Blue is comprised of Jim Fraley (banjo/vocals), Jason Fraley (mandolin/vocals), Troy Pope […]
new music from Alan Bibey & Grasstowne is available today. “Gonna Rise And Shine” is the first single from an all-gospel album due later this fall. Lauded as one of the finest mandolin players in recent decades, Alan Bibey has proven himself a viable band leader and vocalist, as well. On Grasstowne’s newest single, “Gonna […]
Album’s First Single, “The Little Tennessee,” Continues to Top Charts! WILLIS, Va. — Rare is it that a new band hits the pavement with the force of a Nascar driver when the checkered flag is dropped on race day. But that is exactly what the Highland Travelers did when news broke earlier this year of their […]
Mountain Fever Records is proud to announce the addition of Deeper Shade of Blue to its growing roster of outstanding artists. North Carolina can once again be credited for producing great bluegrass. Hailing from just south of Charlotte, Deeper Shade of Blue is comprised of Jim Fraley (banjo/vocals), Jason Fraley(mandolin/vocals), Troy Pope (guitar/vocals), Frank Poindexter (dobro), and Scott Burgess (bass). The band has been together just over 17 years […]
No Escape – the aptly named debut album from Bluegrass music’s exciting new band, ClayBank, is releasing today on Mountain Fever Records. When a group of relatively young musicians gather to pick, it’s often the sound of “new grass” or “jam grass” you’ll hear. But with half the band not yet in their 20’s, it […]
