Charles Wesley Godwin’s Christian Name is an album about inheritance in all its forms: faith, family, place, grief, resilience, and the people who shape us before we fully understand how much they matter. From the defiant optimism of “Try Again” to the emotional weight of “Hey There Son” and “Brand New,” Godwin keeps finding new ways to make old truths feel personal. Continue reading Charles Wesley Godwin – Christian Name (Review)
Drayton Farley’s A Heavy Duty Heart feels like the sound of an artist growing into a fuller version of himself. Still capable of pulling the sad-country string, Farley leans more than ever into songs about love, family, and the life waiting back home when the road ends. Continue reading Drayton Farley – A Heavy Duty Heart (Review)
Colton Bowlin’s Grandpa’s Mill leans into family, place, and the stories that tie them together. From nostalgic hometown reflections to a pair of early murder ballads, this sophomore release feels like a step forward—and one that should climb higher on my year-end list. Continue reading Colton Bowlin – Grandpa’s Mill (Album Review)
Johnny Blue Skies refuses to make a “normal” album, and Mutiny After Midnight might be his most unhinged, genre-jumping effort yet. From political gut punches to fu(n)ky, tongue-in-cheek love songs, this early Album of the Year contender proves that even with hoops to listen, the music is worth it. Continue reading Johnny Blue Skies – Mutiny After Midnight (Review)
Album review for Jay Buchanan’s Weapons of Beauty, released Feb. 6, 2026. Continue reading Album: Weapons of Beauty – Jay Buchanan
Every year I listen to far more albums than is reasonable, rank them with a system that only makes sense to me, and then argue with myself about the results. This list is the final version. Heavy on red dirt, Appalachian country, and sad sack songwriting, these are the records that stayed with me long after the year ended. Continue reading The Top 112 Albums of 2025
It is time once again for Iamweez.com to present my top 112 albums of the year. Why 112? Because that is how many I got to. Simple enough? If you have not followed along in the past, let me explain. … Continue reading Weezel’s Top 112 Albums of 2024
Not my literal boy. I’m still too selfish for that. But, My Boy! Who? C’mon. If I’m going to sling tunes on this site, you know I’m starting with Tyler Childers. His live stuff has floated around for years. His 2017 album, Purgatory, was the best album of 2017, and I will probably fight you if you try to tell me otherwise. Seriously, protect your larynx if you come at me with that garbage. I kid, maybe. I mean, Feathered Indian was the couple’s first dance at my wedding, so, maybe not. On Friday, his second official studio album, Country … Continue reading Interesting Air: My Boy Has A New Album
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