Witchy Lesbian Christmas Music From Mr. Cindy and Mya Byrne!
Mya Byrne teams up with Mr. Cindy & The Smokers (Cindy Emch) for this poly Christmas song that's a gift from the goddesses.
Mya Byrne
Riggings -- EGG
Riggings is a master of creating atmospheric and emotionally intense music and their personal new album, EGG, is a masterpiece. Riggings, whom we interviewed for episode 2 of the Rainbow Rodeo podcast, likes to color in the spaces between genres, using music as a canvas for her incisive poetry. She
Swan Real -- Good For Her
Swan Real creates charming soundscapes on her latest album Good For Her. The album shows her to be a creative dabbler in music: and while the results are charming and feel effortless, there is a clear dedication to craft her. As airy as Swan Real’s compositions are, one can
Rainbow Ruckus 6/4: Sug Daniels, Izzy Heltai, Riggings, and More!
Every week, Rainbow Rodeo brings you the best new queer country music! Listen to this playlist on Spotify! Thanks to Elliott for making a parallel list on Apple Music! Listen to the parallel list on Tidal. Missed a week? Thomas Inskeep is generously keeping an archive of all music featured
Damon Beirne Celebrates Lavender Outlaws
Sometimes, New York is just a small town. I met Damon Beirne while standing online outside a party for FlameCon, the queer comic book convention, back in 2015 or so. We hung out a few times after that but life gets in the way. I did a double-take when I
Out of the Shadows: The Story of Trans Country Artists
Read the full article on the Rainbow Rodeo Patreon! With your support, Rainbow Rodeo can publish more feature-length stories like these by talented LGBTQ+ journalists across the world.
Country music can be a lonely medium for artists and listeners who don’t conform to the norm, but dive just below
Episode 19 -- Cidny Bullens
Cidny Bullens is not just a rock’n’roll lifer — he’s a survivor. He toured with Elton John and Bob Dylan and was nominated for two Grammys for his own solo work. If you’ve listened to the Grease soundtrack, you’ve probably heard him — but this is all