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"Everything is on me and if anything goes wrong, I have to look to myself," says Joe Lewis about his touring behind his newest album BACKLASH.
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"I want to try to do everything myself in a solo project," says singer-guitarist Adrian Belew. "It’s a personal picture of what goes on in my musical head."
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Each stop "has a special meaning because I have a specific memory of the city at that time," says singer Patti Smith about her upcoming midwestern dates celebrating the HORSES album.
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"Pretty much all of our songs are a love song wrapped around a drinking song," says Cadillac Three lap-steel player Kelby Ray. "That’s country music, right?"
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Singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy says her album EMOTIONS AND MATH "works as a whole even though it has different inspirations from different times."
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"There’s something more about getting scared that keeps me alive and makes me happy," says The Bye Bye Man director Stacy Title.
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Singer-songwriter Justin Townes Earle was going to scrap Single Mothers after a record label squabble left the album in limbo. He recorded the follow-up, the equally poignant Absent Fathers, intending to put it out instead. But...
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"It’s the least produced record I’ve done in a long time," says singer-songwriter Griffin House about his latest album and its surprisingly big sound. "It’s just five guys in a room playing."
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"The collaborations were helpful and pushed me to be better and take more risks," says Tim Noyes about The Brilliant Glow EP from Handsome Ghost.
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"It’s not a formula, but I haven’t changed," says Chrissie Hynde about the newest Pretenders album. "I still like the same things and this form of expression."