Fancy Gap, VA (November 13, 2026) - Mountain Fever Records is proud to announce the release of Hammaville, the self-titled album from one of bluegrass music’s rising bands. Rich with stories of love, longing, heartbreak, home, and the ties that bind us, the album showcases Hammaville’s dynamic musicianship, vibrant harmonies, and deep appreciation for the storytelling tradition at the heart of bluegrass.
Throughout the self-titled album, each song opens the door to a different story. The high-stakes outlaw chase of “Runnin’ for the Border” brings energy and excitement, while “Quiet My Love” delivers a more intimate moment filled with quiet urgency. “Annie’s Heart” highlights the band’s soulful side, while “Needed You” reveals a raw and vulnerable edge. The recently released “Once Called Home” captures the ache of looking back at a place and a time that can never quite be reclaimed.
The album moves effortlessly between hard-driving bluegrass, heartfelt ballads, and the rich vocal harmonies that have become part of Hammaville’s sound. Alongside the band’s original material, the record also pays tribute to the songs that have helped shape bluegrass music, including “Two Dozen Roses” and “Sing Me Back Home.” Together, the collection is a reflection of Hammaville’s passion for the music and their ability to carry timeless stories forward while making them their own.
“I’m so excited to see this album finally out in the world,” says Amanda Cook, owner of Mountain Fever Records. “I’ve had the opportunity to watch Hammaville really shine this year, especially throughout their album tour this summer. They’ve grown so much as a band, and it has been exciting to see their confidence, musicianship, and connection with audiences continue to develop. This album captures so much of what makes Hammaville special, and I’m incredibly proud of what they’ve accomplished. I’m just as excited about what’s ahead and the future we have with Hammaville at Mountain Fever Records.”
Hammaville features Daniel Seabolt on guitar and vocals, Corey Rackley on mandolin and vocals, David Carroll on banjo and vocals, and Blaze Hammer on bass. The album also features special guest appearances from Gaven Largent on dobro, Nathan Aldridge on fiddle, Aaron Ramsey on guitar on “Between Kentucky and Me,” Gabriel Scott on fiddle on “Needed You,” and Nikki Bethany on harmony vocals on “Needed You.”
With its blend of driving bluegrass, emotional performances, memorable harmonies, and stories rooted in the experiences that connect us all, Hammaville offers a compelling introduction to the band and a clear look at where they are headed. It is an album grounded in tradition while making room for the personality and musical voice of a band ready for its next chapter.