Beau Burnette – “Lean In” (Official Video)
Burnette was told his video idea would cost $10,000. So he leaned in to the challenge and made it himself; much cheaper.
Author Archives: Michael Eades
Behind the Sounds debuts with The Mad Genius, Namir Blade
Brand new series debuts with an in-depth interview with The Mad Genius, Namir Blade.
Nashville Bandcamp Juneteenth 2022
Bandcamp Friday won’t be returning until September of 2022 but Bandcamp has a commitment to supporting the fight against racial inequality with a Juneteenth fundraiser every year. Specifically, this means… On June 17, from midnight to midnight Pacific Time, we’ll hold our third annual Juneteenth fundraiser, where we donate 100% of our share of sales […]
Dillon Watson – “Love Me Do”
One to add to your list of Top Notch Enjoyables.
An Army of Jasons – “This is the Liffe”
A welcome introduction from a trio that has been disbanded for over a decade.
A Slice of 90’s Nashville: Lucy Barks!
Available for the first time digitally, Lucy Barks captures a slice of mid-90s Nashville that was rarely captured on film.
Total Wife – Total Wife
The level of satisfaction that comes from listening to this band has got me wound up waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Qualls – Until We Meet Again
Until We Meet Again makes sure you won’t forget Qualls.
Light, Space, Surface and the Nashville Ambient Ensemble
Get the lowdown on the Nashville Ambient Ensemble provided soundtrack for the current Frist exhibition.
305: Treats Bookending Treats
Desire & The Ville Posse, Qualls, TriplePlay Squeek, kemosabi, Honey Dagger, The Katies, Safari Room, Amanda Stone, The Dreaded Laramie, Blood Root, Through, Nate Nakshian, Regional Overlord Sterling Silver, The Mango Furs, Waxed, Casual Sects, Fetching Pails, SONATORE
304: A Face Melting Introduction
Andrew Adkins, berlue, Dru the Drifter, The F-use, Qualls, Namir Blade, Daisha McBride, Boo Syrup, Notelle, Casual Sects, King Lazy Eye, Morgan Bosman & Sonatore, Blood Root, The Reneaus, villin, The Northern Lights, Rich Ruth
Southside Jonny
Host Mary Mancini sits down with merry prankster Jon Sewell, who in the mid-90s was a fish-out-of-water freshman at a private conservative boys school. Then he found punk, his people, Lucy’s Record Shop, and his band, Murdered Minority.