With the release of their new album, Burning Bridges, less than a week away, Market Junction has shared one last single with us, titled “A Stone Will Sink.”
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This week’s UMC20 features some heavy topics, and is sure to have you all up in your feelings.
Nonetheless, we couldn’t be happier to present it to you!
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Massachusetts native Izzy Heltai is preparing to release his debut full-length album, Father, on October 9.
Heltai, who is trans, offers a unique view on coming to terms with, and accepting, your true self. On Father, he does this while delivering messages of empathy and accountability to the masses — at a time when they are, perhaps, more important than ever.
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Texas-born Garrett Owen has always taken the road less traveled. The son of missionary parents, the versatile troubadour’s upbringing in Africa was an atypical, yet enriching one.
Garrett’s unusual upbringing sparked a curiosity; one that has carried into his adult life, and is presented through the lens of musical experimentation. We can hear it loud and clear on his new single, “Hour in the Forest,” from the upcoming Quiet Lives album (due out Sept. 18).
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Get ready for Britney as you’ve never heard her before!
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Imagine yourself on a lonely prairie far from home. You light a campfire and settle yourself in when, in the distance, a lone cowboy appears from the darkness. You welcome him into the light and warmth, and he begins to sing to you his tales of love, triumph, and daily strife.
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Apologies for the delay! Disconnecting last week, and then returning to run the cameras for this thing meant that UMC20 ran a touch late this week.
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If you’re reading this, you’ve successfully made it to the second half of 2020.
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Back with that signature finger-picking style and inimitable growling vocals, Walter DeBarr intensely delivers “Eyes to the Sky,” a dark tale of perseverance, no matter the cost.
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There’s something about Sleepy Gaucho‘s latest album, Morning Light, that makes it the perfect companion for a long, lonely summer road trip. The Wisconsin native’s mellow vocals and matter-of-fact demeanor work to ease the mind, while his Panamerican folk influences intersect with a dreamy ambiance, giving the entire project a warm glow.
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