Sierra Blax Navigates Her Own Mess on ‘INYIM’
Nobody’s perfect, and Sierra Blax is self-aware enough to realize that the same applies to her.
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UMC Fun -N- Games: Jenga with Amanda Raye
St. Louis native Amanda Raye joins Michelle and Jenna for this female-powered edition of UMC Fun -N- Games! Together, they play Jenga and discuss a variety of topics, including music and motherhood.
Stick around, and you’ll hear two live, in-studio performances, including Amanda’s recent single, “Girl on the Side.”
Watch it Live! (6 p.m. CT)UMC20: A Stunning Mix (Mar. 16, 2021)
We have reached the halfway point of March (and a very important holiday). Clearly, this month plans to continue stunning us with its musical quality.
Listen to UMC20RECAP: Live from the 615 Nashville Songwriters Night
This past Friday, we hosted our first ever Nashville Songwriters Night at Live from the 615, and it was fire.
Watch the RecapUMC20: The Best of February 2021
February is a bit of a paradox. It’s the shortest month on the calendar but, to our delight, there is never a shortage of superb tunes.
Listen to the Best of FebruaryAnnouncing Nashville Songwriters Night from Live from the 615!
We have a lot of tremendous full-band shows coming up over at Live from the 615.
Now, it’s time to show some love to the singer-songwriters among us.
Learn moreUMC20: Ready for Tunes You’ll Love? (Feb. 9, 2021)
We had to tie “love” into the headline of this article, with Valentine’s Day coming at the end of this week and all.
Listen to UMC20Daily Spinn: When a ‘Good Woman’ Has Had Enough
Today’s Daily Spinn tells a tragic tale; one of a relationship so toxic, that it left a good woman with no other choice, but to do the unthinkable…
Hear Wednesday’s Daily SpinnUMC20: The Best of December 2020
Here it is: your lasting impression of 2020’s final month!
Listen to the Best of DecemberMax Swan’s ‘Gone Away’: An Introspective Electrosoul Vibe
Earlier this fall, we showed you an eerie juxtaposition from the mind of Max Swan – the black-and-white, abandoned streets of Philadelphia, set to a bright and nostalgic rendition of Henry Mancini’s 1967 song, “Two For the Road.”
That single finds itself on Swan’s new Gone Away EP (released Oct. 30). True to form, Swan bends genres and bares his soul – this time, on a record that explores the humanity in our flaws, and the disconnects that arise within our relationships.
Check it out!