USA Today Music — Patrick Foster and Jim Lenahan talk music on 'Dad Rock,' a podcast from USA TODAY             more info

Chorus.fm — Craig Manning reviews the latest album from Texas Americana artist Sarah Jarosz. The post Sarah Jarosz – Undercurrent appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — “Undercurrent” is Sarah Jarosz’s fourth release on the Sugar Hill label. But even though she’s an old hand at the rigors of songwriting and recording, this time around the process was in a way brand new for the artist who only three years ago... more info

Guardian Music — (Sugar Hill)Being a prodigy means growing up in public, and over three previous albums this young Texan’s songs have sometimes been outshone by her multi-instrumental skills. Graduated from the New England Conservatory and relocated to New Yor... more info

Consequence of Sound — Singer-songwriter enters a new chapter in her life on her fourth LP. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Last year, Sarah Jarosz focused on her super-trio I'm With Her (with Sara Watkins and Aiofe O'Donovan), and this year she's releasing a new solo album, Undercurrent, on June 17 via Sugar Hill Records (pre-order)... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Sara Watkins is currently wrapping up a tour with her band Watkins Family Hour (featuring Fiona Apple), which already hit NYC four times, and after that she'll be busy another of her collaborative projects. Sara (who's also in Nickel... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Rosanne Cash, Jason Isbell and Robert Ellis lead the nominations with three apiece for the 2014 Americana Music Assn. Awards, each collecting nods for artist, album and song of the year. The three are joined by Rodney Crowell among artist of the year... more info

The Telegraph — The 2014 Transatlantic Sessions, featuring Americans Sarah Jarosz and Shawn Colvin, was another impeccable night of music that delighted a Royal Festival Hall crowd     more info

Topix — You know it's been a great year for Austin records when you have to leave off Grammy-nominated albums by the Greencards and Sarah Jarosz because there's just not enough room on the "best of" list. more info