Valley Sounds

Composer and producer Ben Holloway slides into the studio to share stories about writing and producing music, while spinning smooth tracks from local artists.

Chris Ferguson guest hosts the show, sharing his adventures traveling with music and his love of jazz and blues.

Jayne and the Huntsmen kicked off our new Valley Sounds LIVE series on the Kiln Stage last month — and we saved the recording just for you.

We’re rewinding to the pop-filled episode “Pink Pilates Princess Strut Pop”—a sparkling tribute to our very own Jessie LouAllen as she heads off to new adventures!

Taylor Burton, along with brothers Jacob and Brad Greene of The Silver Silos, guest host the show. They share how The Silver Silos came together, talk about their musical roots, and play a few tracks from their upcoming album Alabama Stars.

Calliope Pettis guest hosts the show, sharing her passion for music with both the young and old, her work with Soul Karnival, and the adventures that eventually brought her to Huntsville.

Ken, Andrew, and Dave from Foot Pound Force infiltrate the studio to share the band’s fun origin story and unveil their newest track, now featured in The Backrooms video game.

Treetop and Dave the Wave from The Gifted take over the show to talk about life as a guppy band in North Alabama and spin some of their favorite local tracks.

Lana White and Kira Hughes of Lana White and the Heights guest host the show. They put together a handpicked playlist featuring local tracks and their own tunes.

Hunter Copeland and Bill Fowler of Red Flags guest host the show, sharing their musical roots, the rise of the band, and a handpicked playlist featuring regional standouts and their own tracks.

Drummer Brennan Persing and vocalist/guitarist Isaiah Wallace of Stray Forever are your special guest hosts.

Valley Sounds shines a spotlight on local music legend Brad Posey and his band The Wrong Brothers. It’s a wild ride through sleaze rock, humor, and electric guitar, all handpicked by Brad himself.

Celebrate the holiday weekend with a best-of episode featuring past guest hosts and their favorite local music picks.

James Irvin, singer-songwriter and local music champion, is your special guest host! He’s sharing standout tracks from local artists, plus an outstanding impression of a certain beloved blues man.

Rick Bradshaw, Creative Director at Impresario Productions, teams up with fellow hosts, poet and singer Queen Keiani, and rapper JMeans, to highlight an upcoming Juneteenth celebration at The Camp.

Singer-songwriter Ricky J. Taylor crafts a rich musical tapestry for the show, weaving together the soul of Americana, the storytelling of folk, and the toe-tapping charm of bluegrass.

Ken Watters and Ingrid Felts, of the Watters Felts Project, are bringing their signature sound to the show and sharing some of their favorite local music!

Guest hosts Jeff and Tara Mello, owners of the Cigar Box Guitar Store at Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment, share music to prepare you for the world’s longest-running cigar box guitar festival starting May 30.