Amid the race to the bottom that right-leaning mainstream country performers such as Lee Brice and Brantley Gilbert are currently devolving into, the extremely left-leaning politically-focused Bryan Andrews just bested them all.
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The wedding of hitmaker Taylor Swift and gridiron great Travis Kelce was attended by celebs from the entertainment and sports industries. Among the fortunate few were Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Brad Pitt, Tom Hanks, Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, and many others. However, at least one person who was not on the guest list is publicly […]
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Those who are steeped in tradition often best know where to bend it. With Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, Sophie Wellington tap-dances on it — literally. Having grown up in trad music with their concert pianist mother (Lynn Mackey) and old time musician and dance caller father (Bill
The Wildwoods interview The Wildwoods is a folk / Americana trio hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska: spouses Noah (guitarist) and Chloe (violinist) Gose, with their bandmate Andrew Vaggalist on bass. The trio just released a new song “Grenadine Red,” which starts off asking “when you were younger, did you smile more?” and moves to explore the […]
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Park Hills Circle – All of a Sudden While not exactly Enya, this has a little more flex. Melodies are ethereal & atmospheric, but not as eccentric & intense as Kate Bush. This is Chicago singer Maris O’Tierney’s (guitar/synths/piano) debut album, which has a gentle, airy tone that’s all spirit & polish on her 10-cut […]
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Ryan “Bluwrath” Newman – Wrath of Blues The problem with many electrifying blues guitarists is the eventual sameness. The skills & performance are there, but the approach is basically the same. Some artists have a distinctive style that develops & manages to keep their finely tuned ability from interfering with the tradition of the blues. […]
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