The Never Nervous blog says you should go download this new tune, “Holding On,” from the Late Ones while it’s still free which it won’t be after two weeks. It’ll be on the new album ...like the day after a heavy rain on Little Heart Records. Release date is May 29.
Little Heart Records has announced the Little Heart Records 2012 NCAA Tournament Contest, with a whole bunch of stuff to give away. Go here to check it out.
Little Heart Records posted a funny story about Palomino Records and Kanye West. (Read it before it disappears in the Facebook scroll.)

Little Heart Records is all atwitter about signing Louisville folk-like band Mercy Academy. The label will be promoting the band’s first album, Tails.
Okay, so Little Heart Records has adding something called Little Heart Records Group. So what? Well, if the blurb that owner Bryan Puckett wrote about it is to be believed, it’s a shop for bands/performers that will aid said bands/performers (acts, for short) with distribution of merchandise, sellable goods and physical releases without the complications of actually being on the Little Heart label. It reads like the details have not all been thoroughly fleshed out, but it might be worth a look if you have a new release coming up. Head over to their Facebook page for info.
From Little Heart Records comes news that On My Honor is looking for an unknown – new – band that has not toured before to go on an East Coast tour with them around June 1-9. Here’s the band’s statement:
“We get a lot of younger bands taking to us all the time about how much they want to get out on the road but don’t know how, or how no one will give them a shot. We remember what its like booking your first tour, and its harder now to start out than ever, and we just thought this would be a great thing to do.
A lot of our friends that we’d like to tour with will already be in the middle of something when we get back so we figured this would be a great time to help out one of those bands. Starting January 12th, all the bands have to do is get their fans to hit up our facebook (facebook.com/onmyhonor) and tell us why they think the band they want to vote for deserves to play the dates. We’ll get together with Little Heart Records when we get back from Europe and pick the band we feel like deserves it the most. People can vote and talk to us as much as they want from now until the contest ends Friday May 19th at midnight.
The more active and passionate people are about the bands, the better shot that band has of being picked.”
Brent Owens chatted with Bryan Puckett, founder of Little Heart Records, which has reached its sixth anniversary.
Little Heart Records is all atwitter about the news that Uh Huh Baby Yeah!’s “Til Death Do Us Party” made it on Spotify.






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