Daily Spinn: Grace Gillespie Pays Homage to Nick Drake
Skipping across the pond for today’s Daily Spinn, we check in with London-based artist and producer Grace Gillespie.
Hear Thursday’s Daily SpinnTag Archives: alternative folk
Call Me Spinster’s ‘Two Hearts’ Navigates Quarantined Relationship Dynamics
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Heading down the road a little ways to Chattanooga, we check in with sister trio Call Me Spinster, who are preparing to release their self-titled EP next Friday, December 11.
Hear ‘Two Hearts’Daily Spinn: Jordan Lehning Re-Imagines a Cranberries Classic
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If you grew up in the 90s, there stands an excellent chance that you remember The Cranberries’ 1992 classic, “Dreams.” It was everywhere, back in the day.
Today, you have a chance to hear it as you never have before!
Hear Thursday’s Daily SpinnAntonio Lopez’s ‘Going to the City’ is More Than Meets the Eye
Antonio Lopez’s new single, “Going to the City,” is autobiographical in one sense. The southern Colorado native migrated from his home to the more urbanized region of the state in pursuit of a music career.
Hear the SingleUMC20: Now in 20 Different Flavors! (Nov. 9, 2020)
OK… so, every UMC20 playlist technically comes in 20 different flavors. That’s not the point. The point is that this one feels special.
Listen to UMC20Daily Spinn: John Lensing’s ‘Talk To Me’ Reminds Us About Patience and Persistence
No Depression Artist to Watch John Lensing writes from a place of thoughtful, quiet confidence. Frequently touching on topics of mental health, Lensing’s songwriting creates a space where both he and his listeners can feel comfortable in their vulnerability.
Hear Monday’s Daily SpinnThe Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Monday, Sept. 21
“Am I more than what I’ve been,
Or is there something we’ve missed?
Am I alright with nothing changing?
Am I alright with staying just like this?”
The Quinn’s Daily Spinn: Wednesday, July 29
Through everything 2020 has thrown at us so far, at least “We Can Still Sing.”
Hear Wednesday’s Daily SpinnREVIEW: Sleepy Gaucho – Morning Light
There’s something about Sleepy Gaucho‘s latest album, Morning Light, that makes it the perfect companion for a long, lonely summer road trip. The Wisconsin native’s mellow vocals and matter-of-fact demeanor work to ease the mind, while his Panamerican folk influences intersect with a dreamy ambiance, giving the entire project a warm glow.
Listen to the AlbumLISTEN: Pozzi Speaks Against Oppression on ‘Tyrant’
In tumultuous times, folk music has been there over the years to put the state of the world into perspective.
Hear ‘Tyrant’