Today, we bring you tunes from three female artists with a lot to say.
These songs cover some heavy-hitting topics — from domestic violence, to finding self-worth, to breaking the cycle of toxic relationship patterns. And, all the while, these are three strong cuts that touch a variety of genres. Listen below!
Hear What You Should
We had such a great time a couple weeks ago in The Cobra Nashville’s front room, that we’ve decided to do it again!
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Alex Radus’ new album, Tributaries – Recorded Live at Godfrey Daniels, is a beautiful amalgamation.
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The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic made many of us question just about everything about the state of the world — and our places in it.
This feeling was palpable for Nicole Boggs & The Reel, and it helped them create some of their most gripping art to date with their new single, “Existential Blues.”
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Today is Tuesday, 2/2/22. Just wanted to point that out…
It’s also the final Tuesday of the month, which means that it’s time for a recap of some of the month’s most fire jams. February may be a short month, but that doesn’t mean that it wasn’t packed with great cuts and, ultimately, some tough decisions as we narrowed things down for this month’s UMC20 Best Of.
Let us know how we did, when you listen after the jump!
Listen to the Best of February
If you like alternative — whether that’s rock or pop — get in here.
That’s the flavor of a lot of our recent submissions, so we’re going to give these tunes some shine! We also found a few out in the world that we’re digging, so we threw those into the mix, too.
It’s all here, and it’s all for you. Enjoy!
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Happy February! There might be about six more weeks of winter to “look forward” to, but there are plenty of hot jams dropping all around us to help warm up the atmosphere.
I went through and picked a few that I’m digging to kick off your weekend. Come on in and take a listen!
Hear What You Should
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We all have pain from which we need to heal. If we don’t, we run the risk of passing that pain onto others — and particularly, to the people whom we claim to care about most.
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If you’ve been following Live from the 615 for a while, chances are you already know what you can expect from Stray Nova. The Tennessee quartet — formerly a trio — supplies blues rock with edge, soul and, in their own words, “a little bit of mischief.”
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What happens when the one you love brings nothing but trouble to your life?
‘Where Do You Go From Here?’