Artists from near and far came to The Cobra Nashville this past Tuesday night, showcasing their talents at a memorable NashLive! and Music City Movement collaboration — where community building was the order of the day.
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Musically, these three songs are quite different from one another. However, with music being the universal language and all, that doesn’t mean that they don’t share common themes.
This week’s Songs You Should Hear are about breaking free: from the rigors of everyday life. From the throes of addiction and pain. From relationships that do not reflect our best selves or our best interests.
If any of that resonates with you, please step inside.
Hear What You Should
Artwork credit: Tovah Rosenthal
With her unique, powerful voice and the gentle strum of her guitar, Philly-based songstress Annalise Curtin has once again captivated us with one of her most vulnerable releases to date.
Hear ‘Heading Out Soon’
Photo credit: Shannon Earl
People change, circumstances change and, with them, so do friendships. These evolutions can be confusing without proper context, and Ava Earl is here to help us make sense of them with her latest single, “The Roses.”
Hear it First
There are countless ways to express and feel love. 17-year-old songwriter Jackie Therrien took that notion as a challenge.
Hear ‘April’
When it comes to relationships, timing is everything. Sometimes, the timing doesn’t work out.
Hear ‘Changes’
Hailing all the way from Girdwood, Alaska, 18-year-old Ava Earl is an avid fan of folklore. In fact, it was an encounter with Patricia C. Wrede’s The Enchanted Forest Chronicles that inspired her marvelous new single.
Hear it First!
Photo credit: Ehab Tamimi
In a world that is increasingly superficial, we often lose sight of that which takes time to grow.
Hear ‘Under the Leaves’
Growing apart is never easy. There is always sorrow in realizing that “the one” is no longer the one for you.
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In these divided times, we need art to bring us together. Timothy Myles has answered the bell, calling us to unity on his latest single.
Hear the Single