ALBUM REVIEW: XANTHE ALEXIS — THE OFFERING

The Offering from singer/songwriter Xanthe Alexis could be described as two albums in one.  Not in the disjointed way we hear some albums transition between styles, but rather a progression of the story, feelings, and sound. As a trauma therapist and activist, Alexis has a firm connection with the challenges of humanity.  However, in her... Continue Reading →

PREMIERE: “Thunderstorms” BY Evan Ogden

“ ‘Thunderstorms’ is an honest reflection that questions faith, and its sometimes disillusionment,” Austin-bred troubadour Evan Ogden shares about his new single. The track appears on his forthcoming album, Undone, set for release on July 31. With his Texas roots, Ogden is no stranger to the intensity of storms, or the static charge in the... Continue Reading →

Off The Stage: Campbell Harrison

For most casual fans of music, the forty-five minutes that a band spends on the stage is all they can see. However, when the guitar cases are closed and the venue’s floor is littered with empty beer cans and trash, most bands load their gear into the van and return back to their normal lives.... Continue Reading →

Off The Stage: MOUNTAINCITY

For most casual fans of music, the forty-five minutes that a band spends on the stage is all they can see. However, when the guitar cases are closed and the venue’s floor is littered with empty beer cans and trash, most bands load their gear into the van and return back to their normal lives.... Continue Reading →

Premiere: “Hometown Boys” by Brian Callihan

Photo: Ford Fairchild Nashville's Brian Callihan has written songs with artists like David Lee Murphy, Josh Thompson, and Mo Pitney, and his songs have been performed by the likes of Cole Swindell, Dylan Scott, Trent Tomlinson, and Halfway To Hazard. As an artist, he released his debut EP Broke It Down earlier this year, and has performed... Continue Reading →

Off The Stage: The Imaginaries

Photo Credit: Reagan Elkins For most casual fans of music, the forty-five minutes that a band spends on the stage is all they can see. However, when the guitar cases are closed and the venue’s floor is littered with empty beer cans and trash, most bands load their gear into the van and return back... Continue Reading →

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