One of the goals of NashLive! is to build community, with artists and creatives of all disciplines, shapes, and sizes.
With that, we present you with the first of many invitations to get to know the NashLive! community, up close and personal!
We are excited to break the news of NashNights!, a new music industry mixer and open mic that welcomes musicians, artists, creatives, vendors, and all those who support them. On Sunday, March 20 from 6-8 p.m., we’ll be hosting our inaugural NashNights! event at at Cafe Coco (210 Louise Ave., Nashville), giving you the chance to network and show the community what you’re made of in a laid-back setting.
This first-of-its-kind industry hang is free to attend, and will give you the chance to interact with folks from across the music industry and creative fields. Grow your network, play a couple songs, and make some new friends!
One of the goals of NashLive! is to build community, with artists and creatives of all disciplines, shapes, and sizes.
With that, we present you with the first of many invitations to get to know the NashLive! community, up close and personal!
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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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From an early age, society teaches us to find fear and shame in failure. Here’s why society has it all wrong.
And, to show that we walk the walk, a fun fact: we tried recording this on the rooftop of Center 615, but our camera mic shorted out. Thus, a failed first attempt led to an up-close-and-personal #UMCRealTalk experience!
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