Ready to cut loose and give into your desires? Well, then we have some Songs You Should Hear!
It’s not all willy-nilly, though; there’s also a tender ode to motherhood packed into this edition, just for the sake of giving you all the feels.
Let’s give you the chance to dive in, shall we?
Hear What You Should
We’re going to send you into the weekend with a fun video that packs a punch from Beau Burnette.
Watch ‘Lean In’
As we continue our journeys as humans and entrepreneurs, we often come face to face with the reality that nothing lasts forever. We all encounter situations where we must let go — of situations, habits, and even relationships.
Letting go can be hard, but it doesn’t come without silver linings.
#GetSpunn
It was only a few weeks ago that we delivered the news of A Night of Nashville Hip Hop II, the sequel to the blockbuster hip hop R&B showcase hosted by NashLive! last October at The Cobra.
Well, we have good news for you early birds: you can get your tickets for this one in advance!
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Back in March, we featured a Crowdfunding Spotlight on ‘Ten Year,’ a new musical composed by friends Wesley King and Jacob Heinz.
Tickets are now on sale for the production, which will run June 2-4 at Nashville’s Darkhorse Theater.
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We kindly ask you musicians from North of the Border to keep your sweet new releases coming our way!
Listen to ‘Shoreline’
You had to know there’d be a weather pun, with summer making its first appearance of 2022 in Tennessee this week.
It’s also accurate, because (as always), we have your flavor of total fire on this week’s UMC20. Things get off to a hot start and keep burning — from hip hop, to metal, to folk, and all stops in between.
You know what time it is. Let’s go!
Listen to UMC20
Sooner or later, and no matter where you are in your musical journey, we all could use some guidance.
Last week, Luke kicked off the breakdown of Muze’s “10 People Musicians Need on Their Side” series by helping you learn what to look for when shopping for the right producer. But, before you can even get into the studio… you have to know how to perform!
So, in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, I decided to ask a couple of teachers how it’s done!
Erin McLendon and Caitie Thompson are performing artists and the co-founders of Music on the Move Studios. Based in Nashville, Music on the Move is a female-owned business which helps artists grow their careers through educational and performance opportunities. Those opportunities include private and DIY lessons – Erin teaches voice, while Caitie instructs students on a variety of instruments.
I sat down with Erin and Caitie to learn more about the role of a voice or instrument teacher. In the process, they helped dispel common myths, while showing the correlation between learning proper technique and building confidence.
NashLive! returned to The Cobra Nashville on Saturday night, and the musicianship was on-point, all night long.
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Whether it’s Sunday Funday or Cinco de Mayo, Lord Goldie has bangers for every occasion.
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