UMC20: What Did We Miss? (Sept. 14, 2021)
It’s been more than three months since the last UMC20 playlist was unveiled. That is… until today!
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It’s been more than three months since the last UMC20 playlist was unveiled. That is… until today!
Listen to UMC20!Fresh Lady just released her new single, “Watermelon,” on July 2. To celebrate this momentous occasion, Michelle and Jenna welcomed her to Fun -N- Games to enjoy the delicious summer fruit while playing a game of dice.
Then, Fresh Lady performs her songs “Sorry, Sasha” and “C’est La Vie,” live at Real Music Nashville!
Watch it Live! (6 p.m. CT)Have you ever heard Hall & Oates performed with this much soul?
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We’re feeling pretty lucky. The sun is shining (in Nash, anyway). The pandemic is (maybe? possibly?) ending. And, we have another month-end UMC20 Best Of compilation to greet you this morning!
Listen to the Best of April
It’s that time of week once again!
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Are you ready for some experimental, soulful, gritty, electrifying modern funk?
Hear the Latest
Right on time with spring, the fire in our inbox is heating up.
(We mean that in the context of submission quality, of course. We also mean it in the context of our inbox being a raging, uncontrollable inferno of submissions that will probably never be extinguished.)
Listen to UMC20Previously, we had announced that Forts Like Vana and King Locomotive would perform a Live from the 615 Virtual Showcase on Sunday, April 11. King Locomotive had a travel conflict arise for that date, and we are working on rescheduling them for later this spring.
In the meantime, we still have a show for you that night. Read on for details!
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Here we are, at the end of another five-playlist March. The first four, of course, were all unique in their own right. This fifth one — the Best Of — is difficult to construct by nature.
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We have a beautiful mix of old and new on this week’s UMC20.
Maybe not “old,” per se. “Already featured,” and “not featured yet” is probably more accurate.
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