Today, Kentucky-raised country artist Rear Brevins is releasing a new album, “First Time Feeling via Thirty Tigers”. First Time Feeling was produced by Texas gentlemen Paul Cauthen and Beau Bedford and recorded at Modern Electric Sound Recorders in Dallas, TX. Stream / Buy Today we have a limited edition turquoise and brown vinyl. There is no depression about the first sensation. “Brevins love for classic country music shines in a first time feel, and she adds up as a terrific entry to the canon with such a well-formed debut. Like all the best. And her song feels like a stalwart. a lifelong companion, by your side wherever you are. “

Blevins recently shared his latest single “believe, “From First Time Feeling, following two singles / video releases, all music videos were directed by Citizen Kane Wayne-Title Track”First feelings“And pathetic”Beautiful disaster.. “

Rear Brevins is currently on tour. This fall, she will perform at Austin City Limits, the Americana Fest and the Watch Nature Now Festival. She will also have two dates with The Marcus King Band and Kendel Marvel while touring the South, Southeast and East coasts in August and September. The tour will follow a previously announced date with Paul Kosen. Her official record release show will be on August 12 at Basement East in Nashville.

Leah Brevins was born and raised in Sandy Hook, Kentucky. Her father was a state politician and her mother was a musician. On the mother’s side, church and music were a family affair. Her grandparents, aunts and uncles all had a gospel band called the Harbor Masters, and Leah and her sisters inherited this generation’s knowledge of how to sing and play the guitar and piano. Eventually, she found a way to get to the country music capital of neighboring Tennessee, where she began her exhausted path knocking on shop windows, songwriting circles, and doors.

After a few singles and his 2018 EP Walk Home, Blevins was set to debut as a feature film. After writing the song on her own on guitar, she turned to East Texas outlaw country singer-songwriter and producer Paul Cauthen. Cauthen and Blevins shared a similar upbringing. When I was a kid I grew up in church focusing on gospel music, but at home I listened to classic country. Texas Gentleman co-producer Beau Bedford came over and they gathered in a Dallas studio for a lightning-fast recording session that created First Time Feeling.

The First Time Feeling has all the characteristics of an artist who is deeply involved in her inner life, including her devil, her shortcomings, her guilt, her confession and her desires. Brevin’s songs are literary and rich, with romantic hardships reminiscent of Tennessee Williams characters and gravel in the southern Falkner novels. Breven’s life is not easy, whatever the details, listeners are involved. I can. In her unique country cron, she draws inspiration from the same Appalachian musical tradition, that of Lucinda, Hank, Loretta, Dolly and Leah Brevins’ great-grandparents before them.

Tour dates:

Friday August 6-Waiting room-Omaha, Nebraska #

Thursday August 12-Underground East-Nashville, Tennessee (Record Release Show)

Sunday August 15-Golden Pony-Harrisonburg, Virginia *

Tuesday August 17-Southern Cafe & Music Hall-Charlottesville, Virginia *

Wednesday August 18-Richmond Music Hall-Richmond, Virginia *

Thursday August 19-Ramcut-Winston Salem, North Carolina *

Friday August 20 Gray Eagle-Asheville, North Carolina *

Saturday August 21-Watch Nature Now Festival-Columbus, GA +

Sunday August 22-The PourHouse-Charleston, SC *

Tuesday August 24 Live District-Savannah, Georgia *

Wednesday August 25-Jack Rabbit-Jacksonville, Florida *

Monday September 27-Charleston Music Hall-Charleston, South Carolina ^

Tuesday September 28-Charleston Music Hall-Charleston, South Carolina ^

Monday October 4 Paramount-Huntington, NY ^

Tuesday, October 5 Queen-Wilmington, Delaware ^

Friday October 8-Austin City Limits Festival-Austin, Texas

Saturday October 2009-Sound Stage-Baltimore, Maryland ^

Sunday October 10-Sound Stage-Baltimore, Maryland ^

Tuesday October 12-Signal-Chattanooga, Tennessee ^

Monday October 18-Castle Theater-Bloomington, Illinois ^

Wednesday October 20-Music Hall, Manchester-Lexington, Kentucky ^

# W / Paul Corsen

* With Kendel Marvel

^ with Marcus King

+ with Rayland Baxter