A Little Push, A Little Magic: Andrew Nelson Talks New Great Peacock Album
Andrew Nelson answers the phone, and I can hear the highway. In any other set of circumstances with a new album on the horizon,…
Interviews
Brennen Leigh on New Album, Challenging Country Music, and Awkward Farm Machinery
Brennen Leigh goes home again with Prairie Love Letter, a sweet and elegantly crafted collection of songs that brings the Red River Valley to…
Faith of the Dreamer: Too ‘Controversial’ in 1971, Gwendolyn Payton Returns to Claim Her Art Degree from Mercer University
On September 21, 2020 Mercer University will begin hosting an exhibit called Faith of the Dreamer. The showcase features works that would have been…
Charley Crockett: ‘I didn’t need the revelations of 2020 to write about the things goin’ on in America’
Rooms get brighter and moods lighten when you say Charley Crockett’s name. If you’ve met him or even if you’ve only seen him live,…
On the Back Porch with S.G. Goodman
S.G. Goodman’s Old Time Feeling is tremolo, reverb, the darkness on the edge of the farm, and the headlamp of lyric and truth casting…
The Adam Hood Phase: Singer-Songwriter & Special Guests Recording New Album at Capricorn Studios
You can call Adam Hood a singer, a guitar player, a father, a husband, or simply an artist… And you’d be right every time.…
The True Kalen & Aslyn
Back of Our Minds, the new album from husband and wife duo Kalen & Aslyn, is a warm juxtaposition of Georgia country groove and dreamy…
Monte Warden on the Dangerous Few, New Wagoneers album
Legendary Texas musician Monte Warden is primarily known for dance hall ready tunes salted with honky tonk twang and peppered with rockabilly bang. Recording…
It Makes Sense: Jim Pugh of the Little Village Foundation on Music, Diversity & Service
Jim Pugh grew up surrounded by pianos and music. As an aspiring performer in the 1970s, Jim landed on the West Coast and found…