BILLY ALLEN + THE POLLIES - LIVE AT MUSCLE SHOALS SOUND

Following the release of their 2025 debut BLACK NOISE, Billy Allen + The Pollies capture the record’s raw intensity within the iconic walls of Muscle Shoals Sound, delivering a complete live performance of the album. Billy Allen describes his collaboration with The Pollies as a dream and performing the album live at Muscle Shoals Sound as the cherry on top.

“So many of the world’s greatest artists made some of their most timeless work in that building,” says Allen. “Hopefully one day we’re fortunate enough to make something worthy of the history that lives inside those walls.”

LIVE AT MUSCLE SHOALS SOUND does just that. Out worldwide Sep 11, 2026. Stay tuned for new single “Tears Keep On Falling (Live At Muscle Shoals Sound)” on Jun 12. Check out videos for “Go On Without Them” and “If You Want Me To Stay”, available now wherever you stream.

CALEB ELLIOTT FEAT. ANDY BAXTER - “DEAD RINGER”

Caleb Elliott’s latest single “Dead Ringer” is a haunting slow burn that leans fully into his cinematic Southern gothic style, elevated by a striking featured performance from Andy Baxter (Penny & Sparrow). Based in Muscle Shoals and bred in Louisiana, Elliott has earned acclaim for his literary songwriting and atmospheric recording. Stay tuned for more from Single Lock’s veteran songwriter, cellist, and multi-instrumentalist. Previous albums Forever To Fade and Weed, Wine And Time HERE.

DYLAN LEBLANC - CAUTIONARY TALE 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION

Dylan LeBlanc shares special 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of his acclaimed album, CAUTIONARY TALE. Available now with a limited run of HONEYBEE SWIRL VINYL. US & EU tour dates and tickets HERE.

Ten years ago, after suffering the ups and downs of his young music career, LeBlanc had  begun to spiral, slipping into a blur of booze and self-doubt. He was in his mid-20s, grappling with what it means to be a man. He returned home to Muscle Shoals lick his wounds and craft his third album, Cautionary Tale, with producers Ben Tanner (Alabama Shakes) and John Paul White ( The Civil Wars) at the helm.  

“I was a broken young man with what seemed like nothing but imperfections and insecurity and anger,” says LeBlanc. “A total disturbed inner state full of sadness and anger, hence the name of the album, Cautionary Tale. I desperately wanted to be an artist, and with two failed albums already released that got me nowhere, I was desperately looking for one more chance at being in this business. John and Ben and an awesome guy named Will Trapp started Single Lock Records and had put out a couple of successful releases straight from the Muscle Shoals area and graciously gave me another opportunity at this thing. This album put me on the map in a very meaningful way. I owe much of my career to them and to this album and I still love it, even if it came from a very dark place. It’s as real as rain.”

In between moments of clarity and a few familiar falls, Dylan LeBlanc wrote Cautionary Tale: a collection of shimmering, arresting songs with haunting vocals and a sharpened edge honed by hastened maturity.