8 November 2026

GetMusic.News

Indie Music Discovery

Experience the Heartfelt Fusion of Country and Acoustic Rock by Rick Lee Vinson Group

Rick Lee Vinson Group releasing Sept You

Rick Lee Vinson Group releasing Sept You

Get lost in the soulful melodies of Sept You by this remarkable band from Las Vegas

The Rick Lee Vinson Group brings new life to the Country, Americana and Acoustic Rock genres with their latest single, “Sept You.” They infuse their sound with emotional depth and raw authenticity that is bound to resonate with Americana and Folk Rock fans. This exceptional band will captivate your ears and tug at your heartstrings from the first note.

“The harmony of their melodies and the sincerity of their lyrics make Sept You a track that lingers long after you’ve heard it,” says one GetMusic.News music curator. Inspired by renowned acts like Tom Petty and the Eagles, the group’s compositions flawlessly meld the ethos of Country music with the textured, down-to-earth qualities of Acoustic Rock.

Based in Las Vegas, this band sets new standards in the indie music scene, and their influence is palpable. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artist’s music, and know more about the artist by scrolling down the page.

[mailerlite_form form_id=1]
Rick Lee Vinson Group - Sept You - Cover Artwork
Rick Lee Vinson Group – Sept You – Cover Artwork

Sept You was a collaborative effort. Rick Lee Vinson, the masterful composer, and Larry Levinsohn, the brilliant lyricist, worked together to craft a song that speaks to everyone in a relationship. “Nobody and I mean nobody ever tells me what to do, except my wife! This song is for everyone in a relationship,” quips Rick Lee Vinson. This sentiment is evident in the heartfelt lyrics and soulful instrumentation, which reflect dashes of influence from greats like Garth Brooks and Randy Travis.

Recorded in Nashville at The Underground Treehouse studios, this track had the expert oversight of Rick Lee Vinson and Chris Folsom, who ensured every note and beat achieved perfection. The Underground Treehouse Band further solidifies the track’s depth with their rich, harmonious backing, adding layers that envelop the listener. Sept You is not just a song; it’s an experience, and this meticulous production ensures it reaches its full emotional potential.

Are you intrigued and enchanted by the poignant themes and masterful craft presented by Rick Lee Vinson? There’s a world of captivating music and heartfelt lyrics awaiting you. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore more from the Rick Lee Vinson Group and immerse yourself in their unique musical journey.

For a deeper dive into their portfolio, check out their presence on platforms like their Website, Spotify, Facebook, SoundCloud, and YouTube. Like, listen and share our curated playlist for more from this talented artist who is making waves in US Culture and beyond.


[mailerlite_form form_id=1]

Voiseau Made Main St for Late-Night Headphones, and Its First Listeners Are Arriving

Read More..

Thomas And The Angry Hearts Share Open Your Eyes, the Quiet Ballad That Hushed Their Hometown Crowd

Read More..

Wrong or Right Meets Rising Hate with Heart In Hands Ministry’s Gospel R&B Call to Love Your Neighbour

Read More..

I’m Not My Yesterday Puts Howard Gripp in Wider View, a Single Produced in Nashville by White Heart’s Billy Smiley

Read More..

Mia Joy Went From Loop Pedal to Full Band on Star Echo Heavy Dove

Read More..

Sonic Arps Built Echoes of Infinity for Dreamers and Explorers on the Psytrance Dancefloor

Read More..

A First Listen to Alik and Marina Tarraf’s The Encore, a Fujairah Live Album That Refused to End

Read More..

Pete Keating Shares Louder as The Renslow Trestle Head for Tacoma’s Spanish Ballroom

Read More..

Phil Lentz Presents… Is Where a New York Songwriter’s Three-Album Series Begins

Read More..

Cameron Winter’s Carnegie Hall Show Is Now a Paul Thomas Anderson Film

Read More..

A First Listen to Alien Alarms’ The Handles Turn, a Breakbeat Song Built From Museum Machines

Read More..

OneNamedPeter Shares Yours Faithfully with Listeners From London to Mexico City

Read More..

Phil Lentz Presents… Vol. II Puts a New York Jazz Pianist’s Songbook in Wider View

Read More..

Over 100 Songs Became the 11 on Remi Wolf’s Mud

Read More..

A First Listen to Ate by Kick 5000, a Miami Rapper’s Turn Toward Club Tempo

Read More..

Gloria May Byron Shares Shadows Over Eden Where Did All the Mercy Go in English, Arabic and Punjabi

Read More..

Steve Lacy Is Playing His New Album Front to Back Before the Hits

Read More..

Shut It Down Puts Kansas City Punks Red Kate in Wider View

Read More..

A First Listen to Beggars Whisky’s Destroyer of Worlds for Fans of Black Stone Cherry

Read More..

Blakk Dogg Shares Coffin Pop, a Graveyard Lofi Beat Built From Friends’ Samples

Read More..

Reluctant Prophets Puts Happy Curmudgeons and Their Detroit Session Players in Wider View

Read More..

Big Thief Played a Whole Unreleased Triple Album at the Ryman

Read More..

Truck Driver Lady by A & E Signature Productions Hands the Wheel to a Woman

Read More..

Wine by Silo Black Finds Its Crowd in Francophone Montreal

Read More..

Nick Drake Gets a Writing Credit on Lizzy McAlpine’s Angel

Read More..

Eleven People Built a Shoegaze Festival and Sold It Out

Read More..

Ted Stanley Shoreline Is Acoustic Americana with A Climate Story Underneath

Read More..

About The Author

A First Listen to Saturn Spiders' Sweet Surrender, the Song Leading The Cosmic Contract of Being

A First Listen to Saturn Spiders’ Sweet Surrender, the Song Leading The Cosmic Contract of Being

Romantic Rock for Listeners Raised on Melancholy Guitar Bands Who Still Want New Ones Press play on Sweet surrender by…

Voiseau Made Main St for Late-Night Headphones, and Its First Listeners Are Arriving

Voiseau Made Main St for Late-Night Headphones, and Its First Listeners Are Arriving

A British Songwriter Builds an Audience for Quiet Indie Folk, One Message at a Time Main St by Voiseau opens…

Thomas And The Angry Hearts Share Open Your Eyes, the Quiet Ballad That Hushed Their Hometown Crowd

Thomas And The Angry Hearts Share Open Your Eyes, the Quiet Ballad That Hushed Their Hometown Crowd

Wrong or Right Meets Rising Hate with Heart In Hands Ministry's Gospel R&B Call to Love Your Neighbour

Wrong or Right Meets Rising Hate with Heart In Hands Ministry’s Gospel R&B Call to Love Your Neighbour

I'm Not My Yesterday Puts Howard Gripp in Wider View, a Single Produced in Nashville by White Heart's Billy Smiley

I’m Not My Yesterday Puts Howard Gripp in Wider View, a Single Produced in Nashville by White Heart’s Billy Smiley

Mia Joy Went From Loop Pedal to Full Band on Star Echo Heavy Dove

Mia Joy Went From Loop Pedal to Full Band on Star Echo Heavy Dove

Sonic Arps Built Echoes of Infinity for Dreamers and Explorers on the Psytrance Dancefloor

Sonic Arps Built Echoes of Infinity for Dreamers and Explorers on the Psytrance Dancefloor

A First Listen to Alik and Marina Tarraf's The Encore, a Fujairah Live Album That Refused to End

A First Listen to Alik and Marina Tarraf’s The Encore, a Fujairah Live Album That Refused to End

Pete Keating Shares Louder as The Renslow Trestle Head for Tacoma's Spanish Ballroom

Pete Keating Shares Louder as The Renslow Trestle Head for Tacoma’s Spanish Ballroom

Phil Lentz Presents... Is Where a New York Songwriter's Three-Album Series Begins

Phil Lentz Presents… Is Where a New York Songwriter’s Three-Album Series Begins

Cameron Winter singing at a Steinway grand piano in Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall

Cameron Winter’s Carnegie Hall Show Is Now a Paul Thomas Anderson Film

A First Listen to Alien Alarms' The Handles Turn, a Breakbeat Song Built From Museum Machines

A First Listen to Alien Alarms’ The Handles Turn, a Breakbeat Song Built From Museum Machines

OneNamedPeter Shares Yours Faithfully with Listeners From London to Mexico City

OneNamedPeter Shares Yours Faithfully with Listeners From London to Mexico City

Phil Lentz Presents... Vol. II Puts a New York Jazz Pianist's Songbook in Wider View

Phil Lentz Presents… Vol. II Puts a New York Jazz Pianist’s Songbook in Wider View