| Artist | Title | Album | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robbie Fulks | Roots Rock Weirdoes | The Very Best of Robbie Fulks | |
| Corb Lund | Montana Waltz | Songs My Friends Wrote | |
| NQ Arbuckle | Life Boat (Song For Carolyn Mark) | The Future Happens Anyway | |
| Whitney Rose | Wake Me in Wyoming | Rule 62 | |
| Rich Hope and the Blue Rich Rangers | The Ballad of Black Eyed Suzie | Can't Get No Lovin' | |
| Zephaniah OHora | Black & Blue | Listening to the Music | |
| Michigan Rattlers | Just Good Night | Evergreen | |
| Swank | 1963 Galaxie | The Survival Issue | |
| Son Volt | Lookin' at the World Through a Windshield | Rig Rock Deluxe | |
| Willi Carlisle | Cheap Cocaine | Too Nice to Mean Much | |
| Tolan McNeil | Oakland Shuffle | There Will Always Be a Salesman | |
| Luke Bell | Hold Me | Luke Bell | |
| Parker Millsap | Hades Pleades | The Very Last Day | |
| Julie Saunders & Her Manhands | Heathcliffe | What Happened in the Woods | |
| Slaid Cleaves | Texas Love Song | Still Fighting the War | |
| Arlo McKinley | Sad Country Song | Arlo McKinley & The Lonesome Sound | |
| Old 97's | Oppenheimer | Fight Songs | |
| Slocan Ramblers | Hillbilly Blues/Deer on the River | Queen City Jubilee | |
| Tim Easton | Troubled Times | Not Cool | |
| Asleep At the Wheel with The Avett Brothers | The Girl I Left Behind Me | Still the King:Celebrating the Music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys | |
| Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit | Sad But True | The Metallica Blacklist | |
| The Sadies | Postcards | Darker Circles | |
| The Stray Birds | Pallet | Best Medicine | |
| Lucero | Texas & Tennessee | Texas & Tennessee EP | |
| Ridley Bent | Nine Inch Nails | Buckles & Boots | |
| United Steal Workers of Montreal | Little Girl | Three on the Tree | |
| Little Miss Higgins & The Winnipeg Five | Chateau Poulet | Bison Ranch Recording Sessions | |
| Richmond Fontaine | Post to Wire | Post to Wire | |
| Logan Ledger | Starlight | Logan Ledger | |
| The Small Glories | Something to Hold Onto | Wondrous Traveler |
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