“Dave Hardin is pleased to announce his new affiliation with Phoenix-based Fervor Records, https://fervor-records.com/. The label is home to a select roster of emerging indie bands, heritage artists, and an incredible array of cult hits, deep cuts and rarities from the 1920's to current day. Fervor Records also specializes in placing vintage music in films, advertisements, and tv shows. Later this year the label will be releasing an EP of select Dave Hardin tunes from two of his earlier releases. This EP will be available digitally and across all streaming platforms, such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and more. A limited run of this collection will also be available at live Dave Hardin performances.”

“Dave Hardin (from the album Magnolia) - The stories of Dave Hardin are staged as small town lives with big values, heartbeats that pump with resolve, and a pragmatic view of life that tempers hardship. Magnolia, his recent release, picks topics that rattle chains like the Crazy-Horse style guitar attack that rails against a “Judas Tree” bursting out of Southern Rock soil, lightly taps out disdain for a lack of dreamtime in “Not Enough Morning”, picks out a mountain tune for a woman far from home in “Lexington”, and strums a sad strength for the hard work of “Hillbilly Man”. Magnolia puts its foot down on a rock’n’roll beat as a hard luck man make a one last chance call with “I Know You Don't Want This” while Dave Hardin slowly stretches “Can't See Nothin'” out over a growing soundscape of Americana. - See more at: http://thealternateroot.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4825%3Aotr-032516&catid=208%3Awhat-s-trending&Itemid=268#sthash.ODXyVw8”

“Dave Hardin's new record "Magnolia" nominated by Local Spin's John Sinkevics as" Album of the Year" !”

“See John Sinkevics of Grand Rapids' Local Spins review of Dave's new record "Magnolia"”