Farce the Music: Bella White

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Jul 22, 2026

20 Favorite Songs of 2026 So Far

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1. Deer Tick - Dog Years

2. Emily Scott Robinson - Bless it All

3. Corrosion of Conformity - Handcuff County

4. Cigarettes @ Sunset - Theresa

5. Bella White - Stuff

6. Leah Blevins - Diggin’ in the Coal

7. Flatland Cavalry - Unglued

8. The Black Crowes - Doomsday Doggerel

9. 49 Winchester - All Around Me

10. Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers - American Drugs

11. Ashley McBryde - Bottle Tells Me So

12. River Shook - Blue Vervain

13. Swamp Dogg - Final Approach

14. Ratboys - Know You Then

15. William Clark Green - Watterson Hall (You & Me)

16. Charley Crockett - The Hallelujah Trail

17. JD Graham & John Fullbright - Truth in Tears

18. John R. Miller - Daughter of Night

19. Josiah & The Bonnevilles - One Day at a Time

20. Ella Langley - Loving Life Again

Other Favorites:

Addison Johnson - …Spring of 84, Keyland - Cannonball, Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen - Twist the Knife, Vince Staples - Cotton, Waylon Jennings - Diamonds, The Droptines - Take Too Much, American Aquarium - Out There in the Dark, Charlie Marie - Keleena, Joyce Manor - I Know Where Mark Chen Lives, Allison Russell w/Kashus Culpepper - Searchlight, Johnny Blue Skies - Viridescent, Fantastic Cat - The Waiting Room, Charley Crockett - Kentucky Too Long, Kacey Musgraves - Loneliest Girl.

Jun 18, 2026

New Video / Bella White / "Stuff"

Dec 21, 2023

Farce the Music's 40 Favorite Songs of 2023

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1. Lucero “Macon if We Make It”

I’d never call it a comeback, but Lucero’s last album, When You Found Me, was very disappointing for this hardcore fan. The exploration of classic and somewhat progressive rock left me flat - I don’t blame them or slight them for following their artistic leanings anywhere they want to go - it just wasn’t for me. The new record, Should’ve Learned by Now, is an absolute return to form. My favorite song of the year, “Macon if We Make It” is a rip-roaring, country-tinted heartland rocker of an anthem I can’t wait to sing along with at shows. If this was a best lyrics list, this song would not be here, but sometimes it’s about what you do with them, and Lucero gave us their heart and soul and made it catchy as hell.

2. Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit “King of Oklahoma”

What more can be said about this one? Everybody has their own thoughts on Isbell and his music, and to be honest, I was of the thinking that he’d never make another album I thought was a masterpiece. I was wrong. Weathervanes is amazing, and “King of Oklahoma” rides a bullet into the stratosphere of Isbell/Unit classics. Conversational, timely, and dropping in a smidgen of dark humor, “KOH” will be on the setlist for years to come.

3. William Prince “Tanqueray”

The dude with the smoothest vocals in Americana/Canadiacana? music nailed his 2023 album, and this tune fought off “Easier and Harder” and “When You Miss Someone” to be crowned as my favorite.