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REVIEW: Michelle Malone -- Fan Favorites, Vol. 1 Unplugged

REVIEW: Michelle Malone -- Fan Favorites, Vol. 1 Unplugged

If nothing else, lockdown pushed us all to our creative limits — whether that was through art or just finding new ways to get by. For blues troubadour Michelle Malone, those endless months gave her the opportunity to perfect her acoustic performance. Most of these shows were in her living room

REVIEW: Roger Harvey -- Cowtown

REVIEW: Roger Harvey -- Cowtown

Roger Harvey’s Cowtown packs a huge punch for a 3-song EP. The Philadelphia songwriter is best known in the storied indie rock and punk circles that the city boasts, but Cowtown brings Harvey to his roots. Not only that, it feels like the culmination of Harvey’s creative output.

Rainbow Ruckus: 5/16 -- Jett Holden, Michelle Malone, and More!

Rainbow Ruckus: 5/16 -- Jett Holden, Michelle Malone, and More!

If you’ve been following our playlist on Spotify, then you already know we love rounding up the best new queer country of the week! Now that we can stretch our legs out on a nice blog, we’re excited to tell you why we love the songs we love.

REVIEW: Jude Brothers -- render tender / blunder sunder

REVIEW: Jude Brothers -- render tender / blunder sunder

Over the course of nine tracks, Jude Brothers creates a new home for themselves both sonically and emotionally as they take listeners with them on a journey through the end of a relationship and a rebirth of self. Their honest and beautifully rendered lyrics will resonate with anyone who has

Rainbow Roundup 5/12

Rainbow Roundup 5/12

Howdy, cowpokes! Things have been a little quiet this week as I (Rachel) rounded the corner on finals. Two great albums came out today, though: Jude Brothers‘ render tender / blunder sunder and hotshot guitarist Michelle Malone’s Fan Favorites, Vol. 1 Unplugged. Stay tuned for my review of Malone’s

Rainbow Ruckus: 5/9

Rainbow Ruckus: 5/9

If you’ve been following our playlist on Spotify, then you already know we love rounding up the best new queer country of the week! Now that we can stretch our legs out on a nice blog, we’re excited to tell you why we love the songs we love.

INTERVIEW: Jobi Riccio Shows Up As Her Authentic Self

INTERVIEW: Jobi Riccio Shows Up As Her Authentic Self

Nashville’s Jobi Riccio spoke with us to detail her influences, the importance of performing as her true queer self, and what to expect from her upcoming album Whiplash, out September 8 on Yep Roc Records. The 24-year-old songwriter grapples directly with a variety of topics on the record, including