“Joe Stamm Band’s newest country-rock album is as brutally authentic as the Midwestern plains and people that inspire these songs. A year-round working musician, Stamm has become something of an anthropologist of the tiny towns dotting middle America. Thanks to his fondness for this so-called flyover country, and his crew of down-home troubadours, Stamm has created the soundtrack to the heart of America: Midwest Town (release date 9-10-21).”

Here’s are some other releases from Joe, and a few things folks have said about them:

Of a surprise release in May 2020, Saving Country Music wrote of “Goodbye, John,” “There have been quite a few stabs at writing and releasing Coronavirus-inspired songs over the last couple of months, with some hits, and a lot of misses. But something about the mood and message of this song is perfectly on point.”

Picks an Bones Podcast called Stories: Live & Unplugged, “Unapologetically Joe. It’s raw, powerful and real. It’s an intimate glimpse into Joe as an artist.” The 15-track record released Feb. 28th. Journey through the album for free HERE.

JSB tracks are on Apple Music, Spotify or anywhere digital music is sold. CDs and Vinyl are available HERE.