All Gods Children, New Album From East Nash Grass From Mountain Fever Records
Mountain Fever Records has announced the release of All Gods Children, the brand-new album from East Nash Grass, one of the most exciting bands in modern bluegrass.
The album showcases the group’s signature blend of tight musicianship and bold creativity across ten dynamic tracks, including the chart-topping single Bend in the Road, which hit #1 on the Bluegrass Today Grassicana Chart in June 2025. The fan-favorite track Followin’ You has also enjoyed a strong run, spending over six weeks in the Top 10 of both the Bluegrass Today and Grassicana charts.
Produced by East Nash Grass and Jake Stargel, and recorded at TuneSmith Studio, All Gods Children is the band’s most cohesive and compelling work to date. Engineered and mixed by Stargel and mastered by Ron Rice, the album pairs technical excellence with the band’s free-flowing, unrestrained energy.
The lineup includes some of the most sought-after musicians in the genre: Harry Clark on mandolin and vocals; Maddie Denton on fiddle and vocals; James Kee on guitar and vocals; Cory Walker on banjo, Jeff Partin on bass and vocals and Gaven Largent on Dobro. Special Guests include: Nash Grier singing on background vocals on All God’s Children, Jake Stargel & Brenna MacMillan singing harmony vocals on Jump Through the Window.
All Gods Children Track List:
| All Gods Children – Harry Clark, Cory Walker, Christian Penn Ward Hill Country Highway – Harry Clark Followin’ You – James Kee, Christian Penn Ward Git Along Little Yearlings – Jimmy Driftwood In Such a Short Time – Roy Berlin McMillan |
The Love We Gave Up – Jeff Partin Bend in the Road – Harry Clark, Cory Walker Redbird – Amanda Fields, Megan McCormick Lonesome Song – Christopher Brian Henry Jump Through the Window – Traditional – arr. by Brenna MacMillan and Maddie Denton |
The band’s artistry and authenticity are drawing high praise from across the roots music world. Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz calls East Nash Grass “one of the best bands in bluegrass, period.
…they’re tight and polished but also loose and free in all the right ways. There’s a refreshing lightness to their sound, floating and gliding assuredly through time and space. The songs on their new album feel vibrant and alive, making it a record you’ll want to revisit again and again – Sarah Jarosz.
With All Gods Children, East Nash Grass once again proves they are at the forefront of a new generation in bluegrass, blazing their own trail with soul, skill, and undeniable charm. The album is available now on all digital platforms and from their website, or mountainfever.com, and at the band’s live shows.
About East Nash Grass:
East Nash Grass exemplifies the best of what bluegrass has to offer—as being named the 2024 IBMA [International Bluegrass Music Association] New Artist of the Year would suggest. But their breathtaking talent as singers, instrumentalists, and composers is just the beginning. While other acts chase their tail in search of nostalgia, the secret to East Nash Grass lies in their unflinching ability to be themselves.
It certainly helps that they are a veritable supergroup of award-winners who have been performing longer than anyone would guess that they’ve been alive. With a lifetime of experience in both new and legacy acts (Dan Tyminski, Tim O’Brien, Sierra Hull, Rhonda Vincent, etc.), the tradition of bluegrass is fundamental to who they are as musicians and performers.
Yet it’s their irreverent, adventurous, and audacious tendencies as next-gen performers that light a fire under audiences. Their ability to hone this edge was forged in the crucible of a dive bar outside of Nashville, TN that they all but single-handedly put on the (bluegrass) map during their seven-year weekly residency.
