The best part of working on Adobe & Teardrops are the online friendships I’ve made along the way. With Grover Anderson, it clicked pretty quickly. Not only is he a remarkable lyricist, he’s also a high school English teacher, so…
Hello, and welcome to episode 170 of Adobe & Teardrops. If you haven’t listened before, don’t stress — I know there have been A LOT of episodes, but in the past it’s been more of an All Songs Considered-style podcast,…
There’s a reason Hadley Kennary walked away with a 2nd place trophy at the Telluride Troubadour competition. She’s got a helluva voice. Hailing from Nashville — for the moment — Kennary’s prepping her EP for later this year, with the…
Van Plating doesn’t pull any punches — not in her music or the way she approaches it. Rachel Hurley and I talked her up on Episode 167 of the podcast, but here she is in her own words. In these…
I feel like over the last few years, Americana had become a campy version of itself. After Jason and Chris and Margo’s success, a lot of people were (and still are) trying to make the pivot from pop to alt-country.…