Paige Su is no stranger to using music as a way of making sense of the more challenging parts of life, with her previous work already showcasing how closely tied her songwriting is to memory, illness, love and the way those experiences linger with a person over time.On The Best of the Worst of Times, she takes that approach further by pondering on twenty years worth of songs and memories, bringing older material into an album that looks at how different those moments can feel

Nashville Exile's Hand Drawn is a debut album comprising 11 tracks that highlight the band's mix of Americana, roots-rock and classic rock influences alongside more personal songwriting. The record has been created based on the band members' long history as musicians, with songs like "The Alchemist," "Sing Our Song," "Almost Gone" and "Collide" showing how the album transitions between softer country-feeling guitar work, layered vocals, fuller harmonies and more reflective ly

Reclamation is Lurleen Ladd's way of returning to the songs she grew up listening to and recording them from the perspective she has now, decades after they once became a core part of her life. The album features renditions of well-known songs from artists like the Dire Straits, John Mellencamp and INXS with each song being reworked according to Lurleen's pacing, vocal delivery and instrumentation choice, making each track come across sounding noticeably different to their or

Written across a five-year period, What It Takes is a collection of memories and moments from experiences Riley Max had growing up, with the songs touching on themes to do with change, mental health, friendships, love and relationships that can grow to become more complicated as time passes. "Year One," "Pockets," and "What It Takes" are just some examples of songs that highlight those experiences, as each song incorporates different production styles with elements like softe