The members of Goodnite Robicheaux have spent their lives immersing themselves in a vast array of musical ideas. The indie soul duo — consisting of longtime friends Justin MacDonald and Jamison Mode — grew up in musical households, and are not bound to a particular genre.
That’s what makes their forthcoming album, The Green Line, so exciting, beginning with its lead single, “Every Time.”
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Kentucky native Sean Cunningham is a lifelong musician who has tasted international success. You may know him as the lead vocalist of Atlas, whose hit single “Crawl” spent nine weeks at number 1 in New Zealand in 2007. More recently, Sean became known for his work with Nashville rock band, The Cunning.
Now, Cunningham has stepped out on his own to try something completely new. We get our first taste with his new single, “How Could Love Defeat Me.”
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One thing we’ve truly come to appreciate about Nashville in our time here so far is the abundance of artists making unique, genre-bending music.
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We’re all finding ways to persevere through what have certainly been a challenging few weeks, here in Nashville and around the world.
With that, the relentless spirit of musicians everywhere — and their will to perform — cannot be extinguished.
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While you’re quarantined, check in with the latest offering from alt-rockers Vanity Fear.
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Nailing The Katawicks‘ sound down to a single genre can be challenging, and that’s exactly what’s so exciting about this duo of Ohio transplants
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Let’s start off today’s Daily Spinn with some simple truths:
Today is my birthday.
I’m a rabid, lifelong Cubs fan.
Bronte Fall is playing on our upcoming Underground Writers Round for Tornado Relief.
There’s an intriguing indie soul artist out of Chicago you should know about. His name is Cobey.
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It’s been a busy couple of weeks for us. Through it all, we’ve gathered enough submissions to make March enter like a lion!
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