Making a Scene Presents Viola Krouse’s Top 42 Americana CD’s for 2018!

Viola is one of the newest writers to come on board to the Making a Scene Family. She is highly respected in the world of Americana artists. He CD reviews are insightful and has the ability to find great music that is on the verge of breaking out of the underground!

Each of the artists have links on the graphics that take you directly to their Amazon page to purchase their CD (where it is available). We also give you a spotify player so you can listen to the music and add these artists to your playlist!

Rosanne Cash – She Remembers Everything	Gretchen Peters – Dancing with the Beast
Shemekia Copeland America’s Child	Mary Gauthier – Rifles and Rosary Beads
John Prine – The Tree of Forgiveness	Phil Madeira – Providence
Seth walker Live at Mauch Chunk Opera House	Dave Alvin/JD Glimore – Downey to Lubbock
Cary Morin – When I Rise	Tim Carol – Keeping Time
Dead Horses – My Mother The Moon	Dean Owens – Southern Wind
Jim Lauderdale – Time Flies	Amelia white Rhythm of the Rain
Giulia Millanta – Conversation With A Ghost	James Maddock – If It Ain’t Fixed, Don’t Break it
David Olney – This Side or the Other	Paul Sachs – Full Detroit
Kevin Gordon – Tilt And Shine	Sergio Webb – Los Cuates
Pappy Biondo – Back To The Basics	Marc Currey- Tarrant County
Sugarcane Jane – Southern State of Mind	Edward David Anderson – Chasing Butterflies
Bob Rea – Southbound	Ben De La Cour – The High Cost Of Living Strange
Jeff Mamett – Carry Me Back	Courtney Marie Andrews – May Your Kindness Remain
Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles – Love’s Middle Name	Daniel Seymour and Mark Robinson – Chug It Down And Go
Lynn Taylor and the BarFlies – Staggered	Ry Cooder – Prodigal Son
Erin Costello – Down Below The Status Quo	John Hiatt – The Eclipse Sessions
Hot Rize – 40th Anniversary Bash	Bettye Lavette – Things Have Changed
The Lone Mountain Trio – The Breaks and the Badlands	Curtis Salgado & Alan Hager – Rough Cut
Jim Wyly – The Artisan	Dave Fry – Troubadour
Malcolm Holcombe Come Hell or High Water	Sharon Martinson and The Littlest Birds – Refugee