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REVIEW: Peter Parcek “Most of the Time”
Peter Parcek – Most of the Time Chiseled out of a modern-day blues aesthetic & from vintage juke joint dust, Peter Parcek never fails to bring lungs filled with air to his blues. The production has clarity, solid sound & Parcek’s vocals are reinforced by the excellent leads, fashioned mostly by artists from the past […]
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Garth Brooks Namedrops His Favorite Contemporary Country Artists
REVIEW: Cina & The Fireflites “Good Ol’ Music”
Cina & The Fireflites – Good Ol’ Music The band’s name isn’t spelled incorrectly; it’s Fireflites (almost missed that myself). This C&W fortification is out of the songbook of a country singer who had two names in her career. One for the more traditional country fare (Mimi Roman) & another for her tangy material (Kitty […]
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Interview: Surrender Hill on Wild Country, South Africa and songs
Surrender Hill interview (photo by Michael Rudd) Folk duo Surrender Hill hails from North Georgia, and has spent time in South Africa recently, which inspired their recently released album Wild Country, along with recent events both in the states and globally. Rich with complex songwriting, delightful harmonies, and instruments like mandolin, banjo, organ and guitar […]
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No, AI Is Not “Just Like AutoTune”

There has been one dangerous falsehood parroted out by AI’s proponents and apologists: It’s no different than AutoTune—the software that allows a sharp or flat note to be brought in tune in either a recorded or live performance.
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Carrie Underwood Makes Surprise Appearance At Her Nashville-Area Church For Performance Of “What A Beautiful Name”
What a Sunday morning surprise. Carrie Underwood joined the worship team this morning at her church, Rolling Hills Community Church, where she performed Hillsong Worship’s “What A Beautiful Name.” Of course, it’s not the first time she’s done something like this, as she performed at the Easter service earlier this year. She’s also led the congregation in several hymns like her signature “How Great Thou Art,” during their Christmas concert, so I’m sure members aren’t too shocked to see her […]
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