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INTERVIEW: Your Heart Breaks Works Hard to Build Space For All Fans

INTERVIEW: Your Heart Breaks Works Hard to Build Space For All Fans

With the release of their monumental The Wrack Line, Your Heart Breaks (a.k.a. Clyde Petersen) demonstrates their careful observation of a life well-lived. The song is a collection of collaborations, chronicling Petersen’s misadventures in the freak fold world. Petersen is also an accomplished filmmaker, and in our

INTERVIEW: Keturah Allgood Finds the Light In Us All

INTERVIEW: Keturah Allgood Finds the Light In Us All

Keturah Allgood may have grown up in North Carolina, but her music gives off plenty of West Coast vibes. Allgood, as she explains in her interview, is heavily influenced by the Grateful Dead and this gives her music — especially her latest single, “Radio” — an expansive feeling. Whether it’s an

INTERVIEW: Rachael Sage Barrels to The Other Side

INTERVIEW: Rachael Sage Barrels to The Other Side

Staci B‘s interview of Rachael Sage was made possible thanks to contributions from readers like you. Subscribe to our Patreon today for $2 a year to help Rainbow Rodeo feature journalists who write by and for the LGBTQ+ community! On her new album, artist Rachael Sage (she/her) continues

INTERVIEW: Ira Wolf Feels More on "Find Less"

INTERVIEW: Ira Wolf Feels More on "Find Less"

Nashville’s Ira Wolf is finding herself coming into her own. Her upcoming album, Rock Bottom, finds her reeling — and moving on — from the end of a five-year relationship and calling off her wedding. Raised in the wilds of Montana, Wolf’s music reflects the country’s rarified air with

How "Live Like You Were Dying" Changed My Life as a Gay Man

How "Live Like You Were Dying" Changed My Life as a Gay Man

You can read Josh’s full essay when you subscribe to our Patreon. CONTENT WARNING: Non-graphic mention of a suicide attempt. As I write this, Travis Tritt is boycotting Anheuser-Busch over the company’s inclusion of a trans person in a beer commercial. As laughable -– no, pathetic -– as

Rainbow Roundup 7/7: Adeem the Artist Steps Into History

Rainbow Roundup 7/7: Adeem the Artist Steps Into History

Howdy, cowpokes, Sorry it’s been a minute! I’ll tell you a little bit about my Nashville adventure in a second, but I also want to make two announcements: * The Rainbow Rodeo zine is now available on Patreon ONLY. * Relatedly, I’ll be on my honeymoon until 7/25

INTERVIEW: Eli Conley Discusses Singing on T

INTERVIEW: Eli Conley Discusses Singing on T

Eli Conley is a veteran singer-songwriter and an invaluable asset to the trans music community. He is readying the release of his upcoming album Searching For What’s True (July 14) but that’s not enough for him — he’ll also be leading a weekly class for singers taking testosterone