INTERVIEW: Wild Ponies Dream On
Doug and Telisha Williams, partners in love and music, have spent the last 20 years building their careers as the Nashville-based, country-folk band Wild Ponies. They’ve released five albums, hosted the long-running Wild Ponies Happy Hour radio show on WSM,…
INTERVIEW: Dani Rose Finds Community With Outsiders
With a resume peppered with song placements on hit shows like CBS’s Fire Country, HBO’s True Blood, CMT’s Nashville, The CW’s Roswell, Fox’s Monarch, NFL commercials, and four episodes of Paramount’s Yellowstone, Dani Rose has established herself as a formidable…
INTERVIEW: PINKSQUEEZE Builds Queer Community on the Road
PINKSQUEEZE is a queer femme indie rock four piece from Chicago that bring community care and bubbly fun to stages in the windy city. PINKSQUEEZE shows have been described as “like being at a sleepover with friends you just haven’t…
INTERVIEW: Anders Jörnesten Respects Vintage Harmonies On “A Heart Split in Two”
Anders Jörnesten hails from Stockholm, but his spare folk music belongs squarely in the Americana tradition. Anders Jörnesten began singing, writing, and recording songs during lockdown, searching for a way to nurture his creativity. He caught the bug, and hasn’t…
INTERVIEW: R.R. Williams’ Songs Are Working-Class Movies
R.R. Williams is the solo project of Mike Williams, named after his father Reginald Roy Williams as a tribute to his memory. The songs on his debut LP Unremarkable Lives (August 9) guide listeners straight into the belly of the…