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Stephanie Sammons forthcoming album, head noise (Point Guard Records)
“I’ve got this head noise- that I don’t want to live…or die with regrets,” Stephanie Sammons says, describing how, as she moves through an ever-widening range of life experiences, there’s a familiar hum acting as a barometer of her sanity, her joy, her fulfillment.
Head Noise (out August 21), Sammons' sophomore album, touches on the relief that comes with admission, the pain of witnessing addiction’s recurrence, the clarity that only comes with time. Recorded in Nashville, TN, and produced by Mary Bragg (The Accidentals, Grace Pettis), the album’s ten songs are told from the perspective of the eldest daughter of aging parents, step-mother of grown children, wife of a wife, and busy entrepreneur running her own small business. Yet, the songs here earn Sammons’ keep as what she’s always known herself to be– a songwriter.
Sammons is a 2026 Kerrville New Folk Winner, Telluride Bluegrass & Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Top 10 Songwriter, and Wildflower Al Johnson Grand Prize Winner.
Album out August 21st - Presale Available Now
Stephanie Sammons forthcoming album, head noise (Point Guard Records)
“I’ve got this head noise- that I don’t want to live…or die with regrets,” Stephanie Sammons says, describing how, as she moves through an ever-widening range of life experiences, there’s a familiar hum acting as a barometer of her sanity, her joy, her fulfillment.
Head Noise (out August 21), Sammons' sophomore album, touches on the relief that comes with admission, the pain of witnessing addiction’s recurrence, the clarity that only comes with time. Recorded in Nashville, TN, and produced by Mary Bragg (The Accidentals, Grace Pettis), the album’s ten songs are told from the perspective of the eldest daughter of aging parents, step-mother of grown children, wife of a wife, and busy entrepreneur running her own small business. Yet, the songs here earn Sammons’ keep as what she’s always known herself to be– a songwriter.
Sammons is a 2026 Kerrville New Folk Winner, Telluride Bluegrass & Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Top 10 Songwriter, and Wildflower Al Johnson Grand Prize Winner.
Album out August 21st - Presale Available Now