/r/SoundsVintage
The guidelines here are simple - submit new music that sounds like it would be right at home on an oldies radio station.
Celebrating the many new musicians keeping the golden age of music alive.
The guidelines here are simple - post only new music that sounds like it would be right at home on an oldies radio station. Anything that sounds like it came from 1900 through 1979 fits the bill. Artist popularity is not a concern.
Genres we expect to see include:
Trust your ears, they'll tell you what fits. All music submitted here should be relatively recent.
/r/SoundsVintage
Performed in Clarksdale, MS.
Stud Ford from Greenville, MS., is the grandson of legendary Delta-Blues artist T-Model Ford. Stud was raised in the Hill Country Blues tradition of Northern Mississippi, and often shared the stage with his grandfather. Stud has also toured with such names as; North Mississippi Allstars, Lightnin Malcolm, and Sean "Bad" Apple. Will Coppage from Greenville, MS., cut his teeth in local bars along side blues legends like T-Model Ford, Willie Foster, and Little Bill Wallace. He holds both a BFA and a MFA in writing, along with a strong publication resume of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and songwriting. In 2024, Coppage was listed as a pro songwriter at the annual Mississippi Songwriters Festival.
I’ve (Will Coppage) have been lucky to be mentored by someone half my age (I’m 45), who has been touring on the road since he was 9 yrs old (now only 26), playing drums for his grandfather, T-Model Ford. This is an original song called, “Shake.”
New find! Anyone know any similar melancholic modern songs that has that old timey gramophone vibe?
Hi guys! I tried to post here before, but my link wasn't embedded. I make music inspired by psychedelic rock from neo psychedelic rock to classic 60s stuff. Leave a like or subscribe!
A buddy and I are both musicians and decided to work together on a project for fun. Would love any feedback we can get!
(2024