🎵 PlayNo Depression roots music·5/6/2026

No Depression’s Best of April 2026 Playlist

By Hilary Saunders

April certainly showered roots music fans with a wealth of great new releases! No Depression got in depth with country singer-songwriters like Spotlight artist Vincent Neil Emerson and Benjamin Tod and checked in with folk duo The Milk Carton Kids. Sir Ringo Starr released a follow-up to last year s country music record with T Bone Burnett, and we ve got a feature on that original LP too. Plus, read album reviews from artists like Alaskan cross-genre performer Taylor Dallas Vidic, English Americ

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