Media Monarchy plays Ella Langley, Wyatt Flores, Wild Earp and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for April 1, 2026. ♬
Helado Negro – “Lotta Love” (Neil Young Cover w/Flock Of Dimes // Vinyl)
‘Lotta Love’
4AD – Oct. 30, 2020
*Helado Negro – “Lotta Love” (Neil Young Cover w/Flock Of Dimes // Vinyl) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45LNX1htJP8 // https://www.discogs.com/release/27141672-Helado-Negro-Feat-Flock-Of-Dimes-Lotta-Love // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotta_Love // “Lotta Love” is a song written and recorded by Neil Young and released on his 1978 ‘Comes a Time’ album. “Lotta Love” was also covered by Nicolette Larson in 1978. It also hit No. 1 on the Easy Listening chart and was a hit in Canada, (No. 4), Australia (No. 11) and New Zealand (No. 22). Gifted by Danny // Autographed/personalized by HN to PUTV!*
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Ella Langley – “Loving Life Again”
‘Dandelion’
Columbia – April 10, 2026
*Ella Langley – “Loving Life Again” https://youtu.be/QemG9NDH2zI // https://songwhip.com/ellalangley/dandelion // From ‘Dandelion,’ the upcoming album by the chart-topping Ella Langley, due on April 10th via Columbia.*
Garrett T. Capps – “Sorry Shamu” (w/Rosie Flores)
‘I Still Love San Antone’
Garrett T. Capps – March 10, 2026
*Garrett T. Capps – “Sorry Shamu” (w/Rosie Flores) https://garretttcapps.bandcamp.com/track/sorry-shamu-feat-rosie-flores // https://garretttcapps.com // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosie_Flores // From ‘I Still Love San Antone,’ the just-released album by Garrett T. Capps, available now via the artist.*
Tyler Nance – “Ways Away”
‘Midwest Memoir’
Santa Anna – March 20, 2026
*Tyler Nance – “Ways Away” https://youtu.be/UfjUAMgM-f4 // https://santa-anna.ffm.to/midwestmem // From ‘Midwest Memoir,’ the just-released album by Tyler Nance, available now via Santa Anna.*
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Luke Combs – “Rethink Some Things”
‘The Way I Am’
Sony Music – March 20, 2026
*Luke Combs – “Rethink Some Things” https://youtu.be/_sGYTO–kS4 // https://lc.lnk.to/TheWayIAmAY // From “the Way I Am’, the just-released album by Luke Combs, available now via Sony Music.*
Jackson Dean – “Hey Mississippi”
‘Magnolia Sage’
Big Machine Label Group – April 24, 2026
*Jackson Dean – “Hey Mississippi” https://youtu.be/fFHn6_6Z6vQ // https://jacksondean.lnk.to/magnoliasageID // From ‘Magnolia Sage,’ the upcoming album by Jackson Dean, due on April 24th via Big Machine Label Group.*
The Krayolas – “Barbed Wire Road”
‘Barbed Wire Road’
Saustex Records – March 27, 2026
*The Krayolas – “Barbed Wire Road” https://thekrayolas.bandcamp.com/track/barbed-wire-road // The title track of the just-released album by San Antonio band, The Krayolas, available now via Saustex Records.*
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Wyatt Flores – “Runnin’ On E”
Digital Single
Island Records – March 20, 2026
*Wyatt Flores – “Runnin’ On E” https://youtu.be/L1zneCfZJ6A // https://wyattflores.lnk.to/RunninOnE // Here’s the new single by fast-rising singer-songwriter Wyatt Flores, available now via Island Records.*
Parker McCollum – “Big Ole Fancy House”
‘Parker McCollum (The Deluxe Edition)’
UMG Recordings – March 20, 2026
*Parker McCollum – “Big Ole Fancy House” https://youtu.be/RetY159GdDY // https://parkermccollum.lnk.to/ParkerMcCollumDeluxe // A bonus track from ‘Parker McCollum (The Deluxe Edition),’ the just-released expanded version of the 2025 album by Parker McCollum, available now via UMG Recordings.*
Wild Earp – “Blessed In Death”
Digital Single
Western Myth Records – March 13, 2026
*Wild Earp – “Blessed In Death” https://wildearp.bandcamp.com/track/blessed-in-death // https://www.wildearp.com // Here’s the new single by Wild Earp, available now via Western Myth Records.*
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Chicago Farmer – “Mile Marker 25”
‘Homeaid’
LoHi Records – March 6, 2026
*Chicago Farmer – “Mile Marker 25” https://youtu.be/GAiFu3PS2og // https://chicagofarmer.com // Here’s another track from ‘Homeaid,’ the just-released album by Chicago Farmer, the project of singer-songwriter Cody Diekhoff, available now via LoHi Records.*
Eleni Mandell – “Music and Motion”
‘Tailspin’
Schoolkids Records – May 29, 2026
*Eleni Mandell – “Music and Motion” https://play.cdnstream1.com/s/kcrw/today-s-top-tune/eleni-mandell-music-and-1ff7f1 // Los Angeles-based Eleni Mandell returns with her new album ‘Tailspin,’ out May 29. Shaped by grief, transformation (which was the style at the time) and single motherhood, the album unfolds as a deeply personal collection of noir-tinged pop songs. “Music and Motion” offers a luminous contrast — a shimmering, life-affirming track that captures the thrill of movement, connection, and feeling fully alive.*
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Roger Miller – “The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me”
‘The 3rd Time Around’
Smash Records – 1965
*Roger Miller – “The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me” https://open.spotify.com/track/0mP9RTi8TZDRwv5owTE4Tp // https://www.discogs.com/release/2725162-Roger-Miller-The-3rd-Time-Around // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Miller // From ‘The 3rd Time Around,’ the mono 1965 Smash Records album by Roger Miller. This album of country songs by Miller was produced by legendary Mercury A&R man, producer and session musician, Jerry Kennedy. The album was not a smash hit for Miller, but he reportedly was very fond of it, and late in his life he thanked Kennedy for encouraging him to release an all-country album – without any of Miller’s (very successful) novelty songs.*
Bobby Bare – “Cold And Lonely City”
‘The Streets Of Baltimore’
RCA Victor – 1966
*Bobby Bare – “Cold And Lonely City” https://open.spotify.com/track/0Q8jS5HrQ1gxTBbvSACTDN // https://www.discogs.com/release/15036876-Bobby-Bare-The-Streets-Of-Baltimore // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Bare // From ‘The Streets Of Baltimore,’ the 1966 RCA Victor album by Bobby Bare.*
Porter Wagoner – “What Ain’t To Be, Just Might Happen”
‘What Ain’t To Be, Just Might Happen’
RCA Victor – 1972
*Porter Wagoner – “What Ain’t To Be, Just Might Happen” https://open.spotify.com/track/4zxQqJ22Nm1qr3w1Hq8Y9I // https://www.discogs.com/release/2871547-Porter-Wagoner-What-Aint-To-Be-Just-Might-Happen // Porter Wagoner tells the story of a love that drove him to the edge, from his 1972 RCA Victor album, ‘What Ain’t To Be, Just Might Happen’.*