Kyle Petersen

It’s been more than a year since Lowcountry native and promising country artist Drew Dangerfield made the time-honored and well-worn move to Nashville to pursue his music dreams, but he’ll never lose sight of where he’s from.

It's that time of year again to simultaneously reflect and anticipate. As we move ahead into 2024's calendar year of new local shows and album releases, we are first taking a moment to review a year in South Carolina music.

Traces of the old Stagbriar remain, but for the most part these songs harken back to halcyon '90s indie rockers, but still carry forward the signature vocals.

Our writers share their picks that didn't quite make it into the top 20 Best of South Carolina albums and why we think they still deserve some recognition.

Here are our picks for 2023 albums released by artists outside of SC, including Samia's "Honey," Earl Sweatshirt's "VOIR DIRE" and Willie Nelson's greatest hits.

When Lowcountry native Hannah Wicklund hits the stage to kick off her national tour supporting her sophomore LP at the Music Farm on Feb. 8, it will have been six years since she last played her home state — and just as long since the wunderkind singer and guitarist has released an album.

Bassist Edgar Meyer will join his son, violinist George, at Columbia's Koger Center Feb. 17 for music that exists between classical, Americana and bluegrass.

Kentucky singer-songwriter Abby Hamilton, who has quickly become one of the most buzzed-about acts on the Americana scene, especially after dropping her debut album #1 Zookeeper (of the San Diego Zoo) back in October.

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Women represent a fraction of jazz musicians, but a camp for young girls from USC's jazz program in Columbia is aiming to change that with a national program.