A conversation with the Atlanta native-turned-East Nashvillian about leaning into a solo career, change, community, and more. Her self-titled solo EP is available now.

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.

A fantastic conversation with the Your Absence. A Closeness songwriter about her craft, the city, CCM, and more.

Trevor James Tillery shares insight into some of his most recent and upcoming releases, leaving and returning to Nashville, shifting perspectives, and finding comfort in one’s own identity. Photo credit: Nick DuPlessis.

A conversation about the trials and tribulations of beginning a project, and creating a sustained run without being overbearing with the Safari Room founder. Safari Room’s EP Actual Feelings releases July 20th.

A wide ranging conversation that covers everything from the human condition, social vanity, and of course, Bidez’s upcoming EP, Something to Say.

A conversation with the frontman for one of our new favorite bands, Pumpkinseed, whose new record, Big Believin’ Sky drops later this month.

An interview with the man behind Summer Palace, who just released their aptly title EP, Extended Play.

We talk to McDonald about the gauntlet he endured that would eventually lead to his newest LP, Modern Hearts, set to release June 1st.

A conversation with the “Think You’d Fool Me” singer and her partner. An infectious and dynamic interview about communities and much more.

A conversation with one of our absolute favorite bands in Nashville (and in general, for that matter), Bent Denim’s Bennett Littlejohn. Bent Denim’s LP Town & Country is available May 11th.

A conversation with the Wild Heart singer about making it in Nashville and what lies on the horizon for her. She plays The Basement tomorrow night.

A conversation with Mr. Jukebox himself, Joshua Hedley. It covers everything from his Opry debut, Professional wrestling, and his debut album released this past Friday. He plays The Basement East Tuesday 4/24. Photo Credit: Jamie Goodsell

We chat with one of Nashville's finest players, Phil Madeira, of Emmylou Harris' backing band, The Red Dirt Boys. His fifth solo album, Providence is available now.

Now/It's talks to the local duo about everything from independent artistry to horseback riding and everything in between. A great read to kick off your weekend.

A conversation with the front man and drummer, who make up half of one of Nashville's most promising bands, Elliot Root.

We talk to one of Nashville's last true troubadours, Ben Danaher.

A conversation about creativity, intention, and self-awareness with Bumble Nashville's "Queen Bee." Now/It's is excited to announce it will be partnering with Bumble by providing event coverage for Bumble's various community outreach programs in 2018.

A conversation with one of Nashville's most passionate and compassionate promoter/artist manager/entrepreneur/philanthropist/general good person, Tatiana Angulo of ISA + JUDE.

We talk to one of Nashville's most undeniable forces, Saaneah. The singer is a personality (and talent) to be reckoned with. A true person to watch in Nashville's culture and arts scene.

We talk to Kelly Eberle about the whirlwind trip that led her arriving and Nashville, and how she's managed to find a community which allows her to create music at her most comfortable.

We talk to the long-time Nashville pop scene staple, Daniel Ellsworth, about the ever-changing music landscape and how to remain steadfast throughout.

Now/It's first foray into politics, a conversation with former mayor of Nashville and current gubernatorial candidate for Tennessee, Karl Dean. This will hopefully be the first of multiple interviews with candidates for governor in the state of Tennessee.