Michelle Stone and Jenna Rose are back with a new edition of Wine & Whine, a UMC Fun & Games segment sponsored by City Winery Nashville.
Tonight, we welcome members of Manic., alongside Nashville-based alt-pop artist Maggie Miles. Hear their stories while we keep it classy with some fine wines from City Winery Nashville.
Watch it Live! (6 p.m. CT)
Despite the struggle we endure in reaching rock bottom, it’s comforting to know that the only way to go from there is up.
Hear Friday’s Daily Spinn
What do you do when the enemy comes from within?
Watch the Video
Is this love? Or, is this just fantasy?
Hear ‘Blush’
We conclude your work week on a haunting note.
Hear Friday’s Daily Spinn
We often get so caught in keeping up the appearance of perfection, that we often fail to address what’s wrong in our relationships.
Listen to ‘Sorry to the Waitress’
Here it is: your lasting impression of 2020’s final month!
Listen to the Best of December
“I can’t even get some sleep
-Ali Henderson, “Other Girls”
She’s showing up in my dreams
And it’s a struggle to unwind.”
As of this current moment, only five percent of all music producers are female.
Hear the Single
Sarah Bailey is having a big December. A huge Taylor Swift fan, Bailey and her family set their Christmas light display to Swift’s holiday tune, “Christmas Tree Farm.” That resulted in Bailey receiving a direct message from her idol, who praised the display and made a donation to the Our Community Hunger Center just outside of Bailey’s hometown of Cleveland.
The encounter has also led to Bailey (and her music) receiving attention from media outlets nationwide. That includes some added buzz in the lead-up to her new single, “Drops of Liquor,” which just released today.
Hear Friday’s Daily Spinn
It’s pretty odd to think that we’re coming to the tail end of 2020. For one thing, things have actually picked up here considerably in UMC Land in December, with more live streams and all sorts of other fun on our plates. Imagine that — a December that actually gets busier as it goes.
For another, more obvious point: it has certainly felt at times like 2020 would never end, hasn’t it?
Listen to UMC20