“Damn, Why Isn’t This Happening?”: Singer Priscilla Block Shares What She Learned About the Myth of Overnight Success

Miranda Lambert has an incredible work ethic. She has spoken frankly about how challenging it was to get to the top of the country music heap. That same holds true for Lainey Wilson. Both women are now superstars, but achieving that status was not a cinch for either of them. Both happen to be role […]
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19 Country Singers Who Starred in Great Western Movies
REVIEW: Bo DePeña “Rather Move Up”
Bo DePeña – Rather Move Up (Yellow DOG Studios) There’s a moment at the start of Bo DePeña’s Rather Move Up that cuts through all the noise of modern country music like a clean blade: “Half of the mistakes I made stone cold sober.” It’s the opening line of “Half of My Mistakes,” and if […]
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Editor’s Pick: Roadtrip Earworms 2025
Roadtrip Earworms 2025 – Editor’s Pick for Favorite Songs There’s nothing like an earworm, sounding so good no matter how many times you play it. I’ve been an earworm listener since I was a kid – hitting repeat to keep that feeling going for hours. There were a lot of them this year, and I […]
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40 Years Ago: Johnny Paycheck Shoots a Man (Maybe Over Turtle Soup)

Many country music artists have claimed to be “Outlaws” over the years. Only two have produced .22 pistols and shot at people’s heads to prove it: Billy Joe Shaver, and Johnny PayCheck.
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Greg Biffle Plane Crash Video Offers Look Into Final Moments
ALBUM REVIEW, What We Missed: Katie and Allison Crutchfield Reunite as Snocaps, Offer a Catchy, Upbeat Set on Self-Titled Debut LP
Editor’s Note: Here at No Depression there’s too much great roots music in a year for us to cover it all. So in December, when new releases slow down, we ask writers to review some of the best albums we missed throughout the year in an
