Greg Freeman shares new song 'Cahokia'

Greg Freeman has shared "Cahokia," the latest preview of his upcoming album All Set The Bone.

The roots rocker has emerged in recent years as a prolific presence in underground rock, and the new album follows last year's well-received Burnover. All Set The Bone was recorded with producer John Congleton, known for his work across indie and alternative rock, and "Cahokia" arrives as the record's second preview following lead single "Indu."

Freeman's rise has been built on a steady stream of releases that lean into raw, roots-inflected songwriting rather than polish, and "Cahokia" continues that streak, giving listeners another data point ahead of the record's full release. The title nods to the pre-Columbian city of Cahokia in present-day Illinois, once one of the largest urban centers in North America north of Mesoamerica, though Freeman has not detailed the specific connection to the song's lyrics.

With two singles now out, All Set The Bone is shaping up as a fuller picture of where Freeman is taking his sound after Burnover, working again with a producer whose credits span some of the more distinctive voices in American independent rock over the past decade. The single arrives in a busy week for guitar music, alongside new tracks from Bodega and @, all trackable in the release calendar.