INTERVIEW: Brogan Smith Rediscovers Queer Family in "Bloodline"
Brogan Smith always knew he wanted to share his music in Nashville. In our interview, the singer-songwriter shares how he developed such a sensitive and heartbreaking pen.
Interviews
INTERVIEW: Amelia Day Claims Country Music For the Queers
Amelia Day moved to Nashville – and then everything turned to shit. In our interview, Day dishes on everything that led up to the revenge tracks in her new EP EGO TRIP, how she approaches songwriting – and why country music belongs to the queers.
INTERVIEW: Big Guy & The Very Large Men Champion Guilty Pleasures
Songwriter James Droll approaches queer country with his new project Big Guy & The Very Large Men. In our interview, we talk guilty pleasures, collaborators, and what it really means to come out.
INTERVIEW: Nathan Evans Fox Cultivates Yallidarity
With his new album Heirloom, Nathan Evans Fox delivers a master class in consciousness-raising music that is also human and earthy. In our interview, Fox tells us more about his anti-Confederate politics ethos and his ruthless but caring approach to songwriting.
INTERVIEW: C.C. Trubiak Finds Home in Exile
In our interview, C.C. Trubiak shares his obvious passion for country music and the silver linings behind the story of his album Jukebox in Exile.
INTERVIEW: Brian Falduto Takes This City Back With Final Residency Show
Brian Falduto takes New York City back as he takes his final bow at The Green Room 42 this Friday. We discuss Falduto's new EP and becoming more intentional and confident as a showman.
INTERVIEW: Crys Matthews Picks Up Where Woody Guthrie Left Off
Crys Matthews tell us about the mission in her music as she picks up where Woody Guthrie left off with her new song "Citizen," a continuation of his "Deportee."