Ready for a Celebration: The Bones of J.R. Jones
When Jonathon Linaberry wraps his hand around the neck of a resonator and kicks the skins, The Bones of J.R. Jones start to shake.…
Interviews
New Adventures with The Kernal
The Kernal returns to Macon alongside Paul Cauthen on Sunday, February 25th for a show that’s been brewing for an age. “We’ve been trying…
A Second Bite at the Apple: Kevin Smith on Touring, Podcasting, and Making Movies
In 1994, a small movie called Clerks rose to the occasion of an unprecedented independent film boom that would launch multiple A-list careers while…
Early James: Bound & Determined
Ask him where he got his name, and Early James will chuckle and tell you, “I’m always late.” But it would seem that the…
New Places, New People: Songwriter Lucy Isabel’s Road Leads to Macon on April 16th
Lucy Isabel’s full-length album debut, Rambling Stranger, is a moving collection of carefully crafted lyrics and powerful production that finds the New Jersey native’s…
Panhandle Funk: Adam & The Testifiers
For the better part of a decade, Adam Hendley’s ever-evolving outfit, Urban Soul has been a staple on the Tallahassee music scene but when…
Far From Home: Aubrie Sellers on New Album, Songwriting, and Garage Country
Aubrie Sellers wrapped up ’19 in a big, red bow, but she’s set to open 2020 with a twang when her new album Far…
Honky Tonk Hero: Mike Harmeier Talks Abbey Road, a Moonpies Documentary, and New Music
If I only had one word to describe Mike and the Moonpies it would be… Smooth. The band’s brand of country music is lean…
I Don’t Know What You Are, But I Like It: Robert Earl Keen
It’s been a productive couple of years for Robert Earl Keen. The Texas troubadour joined Randy Rogers in the release of Burn Band– an…