Corb Lund: “Things That Can’t Be Undone”
CORB LUND Things That Can’t Be Undone New West Corb Lund has been one of Canada’s top country performers for more than two decades. But …
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December 31, 2015 LSM Playlist: Best of Americana 2015 Rounding up our favorite Americana, Texas and Red Dirt albums of 2015
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November 10, 2015 In Profile: Ashley Monical Fearlessly facing the shadow
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October 13, 2015 In Profile: Brent Best Slobberbone frontman paints pictures from life’s other side with solo debut
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In Profile: Ashley Monical Fearlessly facing the shadow
By j. poet “I started drinking when I was 15 or 16. It became an issue pretty quickly,” Ashley Monical says, describing the long personal …
Mayeux & Broussard: “High Times & Good Rhymes”
MAYEUX & BROUSSARD High Times & Good Rhymes www.Mbtxmusic.com Brian Broussard is Texas born and although Tate Mayeux was born in Louisiana, he was raised …
Elena James: “Black Beauty”
ELANA JAMES Black Beauty Snarf On her eponymous solo debut, Elana James didn’t stray that far from the music she makes with her longtime cohorts …
Brent Best: “Your Dog, Champ”
BRENT BEST Your Dog, Champ Last Chance As the front man for North Texas’ Slobberbone, Brent Best developed a reputation as a singer of uncommon …
Parker McCollum: “The Limestone Kid”
PARKER McCOLLUM The Limestone Kid www.ParkerMcCollum.com Conroe-born, Austin-based Parker McCollum has a perfect country music voice: a manly, midrange tenor that delivers his lyrics with …
In Profile: Brent Best Slobberbone frontman paints pictures from life’s other side with solo debut
By j. poet “The narratives on the new album are pretty drastic,” Brent Best admits. The former Slobberbone guitarist, songwriter and lead singer is discussing …
In Profile: Elana James With Black Beauty, the Hot Club of Cowtown fiddle player proves swing isn’t her only thing.
By j. poet “Growing up, I played Mozart obsessively,” Elana James says, describing her first musical inspiration. “I’d go to class early to practice, but …
In Profile: Ruthie Foster Finding the "Promise of a New Day" in the roots of tradition
By j. poet (LSM Oct/Nov 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 5) “I come from a gospel family,” Ruthie Foster says from her home in Austin, reflecting …
In Profile: Wild Child It takes two ... and a uke: From "Pillow Talk" to "The Runaround," Austin’s Wild Child comes of age.
By j. poet (LSM Jan 2014/vol. 7 – issue 1) “Between us, we make up one good songwriter,” says Wild Child singer and ukulele player Kelsey …
