New Music: April 2026

By Bruce Janu -



We've got some great new music on Vinyl Voyage Radio this month -- everything from contemporary folk to modern rock, from blues to pop -- a great, eclectic selection.  Tune in to Vinyl Voyage Radio to catch some of these releases, with even more on NEW MUSIC THURSDAYS. 

Creature of Habit | Courtney Barnett

@courtneybarnett


The Bracken And Tread | George Boomsma

@georgeboomsma


The House on the Park | Sadie Gustafson-Zook

@sadiebgz


The Sunlight | Fray Parks

@frayparks.official


Everything is Great! | Carsie Blanton & The Burning Hell | The Burning Hell

@theburninghellband


The Red Album Vol II | Carsie Blanton

https://www.instagram.com/carsieblanton/


Floods, Pills, Forsaken People and More Songs About Trains | Tom Flannery


The Middle of Summer | The Hurdles

@thehurdlesband

lucky for life | Lily Indigo

@boxdyeblonde/


A place no god will ever find | E-grand

@e_grand.official/


Innocence | Anamilé

@anamileofficial/


To Love and Losing | Ariel Petrie

@arielpetrie/


Tension and release | Juan Zelada

@juanzelada/


Uni Boys | Uni Boys

@uni.boyss/


The Devil May Care (and I Do Too) | J Roth


Cat Out of Hell | Fantastic Cat

@fantasticcatband/



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