Nashville veteran Jenn Grinels relocated to Portland, and in doing so found the grounding she needed to get to work on her new album, Go Mine, set to be released on November 20th. The album features elements of soul, jazz,…
I’ve been a fan of Tucker Riggleman since his previous project, Bishops, and what I’ve heard so far from The Cheap Dates is going to keep me paying attention for a long time. Today, we’re treated to the first single…
Slowly, you become aware of a saxophone, wafting through the room like the sounds of traffic. It carries you through the emotional crescendo of Martin Ruby’s “California Divorce,” and sets you down gently at the denouement. If you’ve been around…
Meg Williams is the founder of Harper Valley PR but, more importantly, she’s an advocate of the Chicago country scene. Meg backed Rainbow Rodeo, the first (known) queer country zine, so she’s joing us as a co-host today! …
The Bandcamp page for Kory Quinn’s Home of the Brave is pretty sparse — just a list of all the musicians and artists on the album. Deservedly so: this album more than speaks for itself. Quinn has really outdone himself…