The first installment of a two part conversation with JP Harris about various artistic purviews, cross sections between Europe and the United States, timeliness, Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing, and more. Part Two of the interview is set to publish next week.
We take some time to catch up with Jess Nolan, one of many promising R&B singers helping lead the resurgence of the R&B/ soul scene here in Nashville. She talks about her music and plugging into the local scene. She plays The 5 Spot here in town on 10/25.
After all of about two-years time in Nashville, Becca Richardson is ready to assert herself as one of the premier solo songwriters in town. Her record We Are Gathered Here is available October 6th.
Ethan Samuel Brown's upcoming album The Outset Lament was reaching near interminable lengths to finish, but after two-and-a-half years, the time has finally come. If you ever wondered what the picture of patience looked like, Brown is exactly that.
A little rain, a little 50th show celebration, a little music, and a lot of people make for a solid second week of Live On the Green 2017.
About as cool as they come, Corey Leiter is set to release his second full length, Son in the Sun, August 21st. He talks about life as a true independent artist, and the ways that he stays level in an otherwise hectic and unpredictable field.
Now is the time for good country music in Nashville - who knows how long that will last - and Alex Williams is leading the charge. He just released his debut record, Better Than Myself, and you've got to check it out.
