Hailing from the Pacific Northwest, Jess Jocoy’s music is inspired by the sweeping panoramas she grew up among. With a rich voice and an eye for detailed storytelling, Jocoy is one of the finer songwriters coming out of Nashville. Like…
Hi, everyone! As I mentioned last week, Adobe & Teardrops is pivoting to Spotify playlists instead of weekly podcasts because I am anticipating a dearth of free time once grad school begins! While I hate almost everything about Spotify, at…
I am completely intoxicated my Naomi Westwater’s music: adventurous songs that refuse to be limited by genre, pulling from jazz, reggae, folk, Laurel Canyon rock, and freak-folk. (You can hear some of her music on our brand new featured playlist…
I can probably count on one hand how many times a song has made me cry in the last ten years of doing this blog. “Landon” makes me cry every time. Texas’ very own Grace Pettis released this song as…
Mason grew up going to fiddler’s conventions and music festivals around NC and VA, where he was steeped in the rich Appalachian culture that surrounds the area. Picking and singing from an early age, Mason combines soulful high lonesome singing…
I was planning to unveil Adobe & Teardrops’ very first Spotify playlist this week regardless — but! I’ve totally lost my voice thanks to an inopportune case of laringytis, so the playlist is what we’re getting this week! I was…
Nashville’s Creature Comfort is adept at creating a countrified brand of indie rock to the stage. While their music is usually muscular and intense, the band shows its softer side in “Light Boy (New Hue).” This is in part due…
Sit in a room when Mercy Bell is singing, and you know you’re experiencing something special. Bell’s songs are deeply intimate, asking us to bear witness to her lowest lows and soaring heights. So it makes sense that for her…