INTERVIEW: For Kam Franklin, Country is Where She Belongs
Kam Franklin owns her space on her recent album Land of the Neon Sun. In our interview, Franklin talks about that process...and singing with Kermit.
Interviews
INTERVIEW: Jude Brothers Embarks on Their Dogwood Maiden Voyage
Jude Brothers has always insisted on being nothing more than themself, and inviting others to join them. In our interview, Brothers discussed their approach to their new album, Dogwood Maiden Voyage, and what it means to hold live music as a sacred space.
INTERVIEW: The Ratskin Family Band Celebrate Drag Everywhere You Look
The Ratskin Family Band are the world's first all-drag country band -- but they're just doing what every mainstream country singer has always done, they explain in our interview.
INTERVIEW: Maddie Zahm Invites You to Mr Rogers' World
Maddie Zahm was born to sing -- and in her upcoming album she's reconciled her past as a youth faith leader with her LGBTQIA+ identity. Also, she would love your sweet treats.
INTERVIEW: Willi Carlisle Invites Us To His Big, Weird, Work Party
Ahead of his weird work party The Universal Bubba (produced by Tyler Childers), Willi Carlisle talks queer country, his approach to the upcoming album, live music, and puppets...lots of puppets.
INTERVIEW: Rorie Kelly Aspires to Sing With Muppets
Rorie Kelly wants to bring our strengths to the forefront with their healing music. In our interview, we talk exploring small towns and manifesting collabs with Tegan and Sara and the Muppets.
INTERVIEW: Madds Buckley Illustrates the Relationship Between People and Machines
Singer-songwriter Madds Buckley explains how an early love of Warrior Cats led to the sweeping epic of her upcoming album A Simple Binary and a Complex Phrase.