Special Selections

 Hello and welcome to the weekly Ecast new music release! The country selection this week is a group of off the hook hillbillies known as the Trailer Choir along with Nashville bluegrass sensations Old Crow Medicine Show.

We are rocking out this week to Black Sabbath’s 1986 classic Seventh Star, and then screaming “Oi Oi!” with the Atlanta punk band Anti-Heros. Garage Rock band Harlem are self-proclaimed hippies while rockers Rogue Wave and Motion City Soundtrack give us something catchy and hard hitting to mosh to.

In all things Hip Hop, Atmosphere has graced our network with the 2003 classic Seven's Travels and Paul Wall shows off his new album bling with heavy production from Blink 182’s Travis Barker.

Last but not least, we're blessed with the presence of gospel singer Kirk Franklin’s latest record The Flight of My Life. 

Summer Music

Hello and welcome to the  Ecast new music release! The country selection this week is all-star: Billy Currington's got the talent, Jamey Johnson's got the money, and Little Big Town's getting married (or else!).

In the world of hip-hop, Diddy has another alias, Dirty Money (phew - I was worried he'd never change his name again), Young Jeezy presents a sweet summer mixtape andEminem's classic Encore returns to the network - plus check out Teairra Mari's single, featuring the ultra-hot Gucci Mane and Soulja Boy.

The rock section is pretty laid-back this week - we've got the golden-70's-tinged new album from Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, and the sweet smooth latest from Big Head Todd and the Monsters. And if that floats your boat, try the gorgeous new album from tropical star Juan Luis Guerra. Enjoy the summer and the weather!