Angela Stefano

The band's rendition of the Christmas classic serves a higher purpose.

In 2000, 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' and its accompanying soundtrack put bluegrass and traditional country music in the pop culture spotlight.

"It's comin' on Christmas ..."

Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell sing to each other in their new "The Problem" music video.

Despite the division within the country, the song and its accompanying music video offer comfort and show off the diversity that makes United States great.

Simpson will release 'Cuttin’ Grass Vol. 1 -- The Butcher Shoppe Sessions' on Oct. 16.

The Kurt Simpson-directed clip follows two young women as a glowing knapsack falls into their possession.

As a child, Yola received warnings from her mother about the systemic racism and biased perspectives she'd be on the receiving end of. Her new song, "Hold On," passes that wisdom down to a new generation, but with an optimistic tilt.

"The Problem" offers a couple's perspective on seeking abortion -- something Shires and Isbell, together, have gone through, too.

"I'm going to do this song just in remembrance of when Van was just merely not nice and wasn't public about his denial of science ..."