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Watering the Seeds
Everybody here [at Notes for Notes] — they’re hungry,” Queen McElrath says. “They’re hungry to do something better with themselves. I’d rather be around … more
Vol. VI Issue 1
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Andrea Zonn
Andrea Zonn lives in a house filled with sunlight. Odd-shaped rooms, cozy touches, old school architecture. Her laughter fills the room as she reminds … more
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Inside the Frame
On a particularly pleasant August afternoon at his East Nashville home, Scot Sax is talking almost breathlessly on everything from why music sounds better … more
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Andrew Combs
Although 28-year-old Andrew Combs has an easy-going, laconic manner, there’s passion in his voice when he talks about songwriting. “It’s disappointing to see how … more
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Tom Mason & The Blue Buccaneers
Songwriter, actor, multi-instrumentalist (and pirate) Tom Mason sips his coffee at Bongo East and recalls a trip to the Virgin Islands around a decade ago. … more
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Blackfoot Gypsies
As Matthew Paige, lead singer and guitarist for Blackfoot Gypsies, recalls, the band’s first album, 2012’s On the Loose, was the result of classic DIY … more
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American Hotel
When asked if there was a prophetic moment in his childhood, one that pointed to a lifetime of making music, American Hotel’s Jeremy Lister says, … more
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Julie Christensen
Julie Christensen’s performances these days fall somewhere between rock, alt-country, and roots music. As for the alt-country part of that equation, the long and winding … more
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Langhorne Slim
“I’m two years sober today,” singer-songwriter Langhorne Slim says over the phone from Kentucky, where he and his band, The Law, are in the home … more