GrassStreet's latest release, "Grandma's Hymnbook," is their first all-gospel studio recording project. This new CD is a collection of several old hymns that the band grew up with along with some new original songs. This is a special project that the band has been in the works ever since they began playing together and have spent the last 2 years perfecting.  The message of this CD is one of hope, faith, salvation and assurance that comes only from Jesus Christ and a personal relationship with Him.

Their 2005 release, “Hittin’ the Street,” was  recorded live at the Ridgeway Opry House. This 16 song recording captures the excitement, energy and spontaneity that GrassStreet brings to every show. 

"Better Times," released in August 2004, was recorded at the Rubber Room Studio in Chapel Hill, N.C. This disc is all straight ahead driving bluegrass and is the group's first full band recording. All but two of the cuts are original material/arrangements. The tunes  feature influences from bluegrass, country, gospel and blues. Lyrically, the subject matter ranges from modern day social problems of farm foreclosures, factory layoffs and lost love, to the harmless, homeless hobo. 

GrassStreet's "Acoustic Pathways," was released December of 2003. This CD is centered on both original and other selections Wayne & David Kinton have performed since they started playing together. An all-acoustic project with a distinct bluegrass flavor, “Acoustic Pathways” contains elements of blues, swing, gospel and jazz.