You know that sinking feeling you get from watching love walk away? Usually, it’s accompanied by the annoying intrusion of an unwelcomed guest called loneliness.
Here Come the Blues…
Live music continues its comeback in Nashville. All around us, there are signs of 2021 being the revival we’ve hoped for.
If that means more sold out Music on the Move showcases at Marathon Music Works, sign us up!
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February is a bit of a paradox. It’s the shortest month on the calendar but, to our delight, there is never a shortage of superb tunes.
Listen to the Best of February
In these divided times, we need art to bring us together. Timothy Myles has answered the bell, calling us to unity on his latest single.
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We have to do something to break this cold snap and try to melt the ice. Might as well bring out the fire.
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We had to tie “love” into the headline of this article, with Valentine’s Day coming at the end of this week and all.
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The calendar may read that it’s Groundhog Day, but there’s nothing repetitive about what we have for you on this week’s edition of UMC20.
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Anyone who has had to quarantine at any point throughout the pandemic can tell you that true companionship goes a long way toward healing loneliness.
For Eric Brombacher of Toronto-based roots rock band, Eric & The Soo, a 14-day period of isolation led him to find a new companion — in the form of a vintage guitar.
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Kentucky-born Americana artist Sam Phelps followed life’s winding road to New York City, where he finds himself surrounded by music and culture on a daily basis. Today on The Quinn Spinn, we learn about Sam’s journey, what the Big Apple has taught him, and the themes of his new EP, Talking to a Friend, out now.
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Y’all… guess what we did on Wednesday…
We went to a show!
Yes, a live, in-person one! With a stage and lights!
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