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Daily Spinn: Jordan Lehning Re-Imagines a Cranberries Classic

Photo credit: Laura Partain

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!

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Daily Spinn: Bellsavvy Grows More Empowered with ‘In My Zone’

Earlier this year, we told you about model-turned-singer Bellsavvy, whose debut single “Queen of My Mind” presented a message of self-love inspired by her experiences in the modeling industry.

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Collaboration, Authenticity, and Inspiration: Inside Casey Jo & The Friday Night Dads’ ‘Twin Mind’

Earlier this fall, Casey Jo & The Friday Night Dads released their full-length debut, Twin Mind, combining honest Americana storytelling and indie rock grit, with shades of influences ranging from punk and alternative, to psych-rock and blues.

On this edition of The Quinn Spinn, the band joins us to discuss the creative process behind the album, and the melting pot of influences that led to its creation. Plus, we get a glimpse into the future, and discuss the distinct difference between the “two Nashvilles” we’ve all experienced.

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Daily Spinn: Natalie Duque, Ramita Arora Join Forces (From a Distance) on ‘Me & You’

As a challenging year begins to approach its conclusion, we’ve all had a chance to take stock of the people and things we hold most dear. That sentiment becomes amplified, with the holiday season just about upon us.

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From a Wacky Doomsday Cult to Achieving Artistic Fulfillment: The Story of Wesley David (The Quinn Spinn)

Wesley David was raised in a religious cult, and found an escape through music. Since then, he built a career for himself on the piano bar circuit, and has traveled internationally while opening for a long list of widely recognizable acts.

Recently, Wesley released his album Never Late Than Better — an authentic and artistically fulfilling new release that puts Wesley’s sense of humor and raw honesty on display. We discuss the album, the road that led Wesley to this point, and the impacts of technology on art and society itself.

Oh, and of course, a little bit of baseball sneaks its way in…

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Daily Spinn: Vanity Fear Shows Ingenuity in the Face of COVID

A pandemic, partial relocation, and studio upgrades haven’t stopped cinematic rockers Vanity Fear from creating in 2020. Their new album, Optophobia, was released last week, and they’ve documented the process of their wild and unpredictable year in a five-part YouTube series titled, The New Normal.

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From Performing with the U.S. Army to Taking Creative Chances: Catching Up with Corrin Campbell (The Quinn Spinn)

The incredible story of Corrin Campbell begins in Duluth, Minnesota and takes her all over the world. Corrin enlisted in the U.S. Army at a young age, where she served and performed extensively on behalf of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Now back stateside and residing in the Nashville area, Corrin is preparing to release Greatest Hits Dual Disc, a two-part album featuring orchestral and remixed versions of songs from across her career.

On this edition of The Quinn Spinn, we look inside the exciting and challenging creative process that helped Corrin create Greatest Hits Dual Disc. We also discuss our favorite artists, the industry landscape, and everything else, short of the energies of the cosmos (which we almost dive into, as well).

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