Scissor Tail Editions

Like country music classics before, Souled American's 1996 release, Notes Campfire, is preoccupied with loneliness, longing and loss.

A halfway hitch between the jazz steel of Dave Easley and the more cosmically aligned works of SUSS, carving out its own corner of the "ambient country" genre.

Barely saved from obscurity by a series of chance events, John Fizer’s only recorded album Treasure Man finally sees the light of day.

Limited to 200 worldwide - sold out at source, only a handful in the UK. From the label that brought you The Hired Hand OST comes a rare 70s private press folk gem.

Langhorne dialled his music all the way down to produce this desolate masterpiece, perhaps the loneliest film score ever.


Bruce Langhorne’s film score to Peter Fonda’s 1971 cult classic “The Hired Hand” was Bruce’s first solo album and Peter Fonda’s

Rosali wrote the songs for her second album, Trouble Anyway, seeking empowerment by sharing openly on love, power, aging, suffering, confusion, self-doubt, and anger.