Reflecting on 9/11, Neil Nathan Channels Grief and Warmth
It’s 20 years later and I still don’t have the words. I don’t think I ever will. I spend a lot of time thinking about September 10th, 2001: the last day I could watch a low-flying plane without fear. I…
INTERVIEW: EG Vines On Looking “Through the Mirror”
After quitting his corporate rat race job to pursue music full time and releasing his much talked about debut, Family Business, in 2019, EG Vines finally had a moment to reach for those creative corners of his mind previously undiscovered.…
INTERVIEW: Riley Moore on His Friend, Tom T. Hall
A songwriter’s songwriter, Riley Moore is inspired by a life of adventures like walking an entire 1600 mile tour on foot and living on a sailboat on a lake in the middle of his hometown of Nashville. His debut Album…
INTERVIEW: Phillip-Michael Scales on Sinning and Songwriting
Growing up, Phillip-Michael Scales had an uncle who played guitar for a living. He knew it was a big deal but didn’t understand the significance that his uncle’s name was B.B. King. Even though Phillip-Michael played guitar, he shied away…
INTERVIEW: Terence Blade Wants You to “Read the Room”
On his new single, Terence Blade (also known as Terry Blade) goes acoustic. Known for his brutally honest pop, on “Read the Room,” Blade strips his music down to his voice and guitar. In spite of the somber atmosphere on…