When Jake Owen announced the track list for his upcoming album Loose Cannon, his first in four years, one song’s writing credits stood out above all the others: “On the Boat Again” is credited to Devin Dawson, Kyle Fishman, Rocky Block, Blake Pendergrass and…Willie Nelson. It’s easy to hear why.
“On the Boat Again” borrows the chorus melody of Nelson’s 1980 touring anthem “On the Road Again,” changing the lyrics to summon that most cherished of Southern weekend outings: boat day. “On the boat again/I just...
“On the Boat Again” borrows the chorus melody of Nelson’s 1980 touring anthem “On the Road Again,” changing the lyrics to summon that most cherished of Southern weekend outings: boat day. “On the boat again/I just...
- 5/26/2023
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
Morgan Wallen follows up Dangerous: The Double Album with what can arguably be called a triple: One Thing at a Time, loaded with 36 tracks, drops March 3rd.
Among the glut of songs on the album is Wallen’s current hit “You Proof,” the song he wrote for his mother, “Thought You Should Know,” and one he recently teased from a hunting blind on social media, “Keith Whitley,” named after the Country Music Hall of Fame singer who died from alcohol poisoning in 1989.
One Thing at a Time also includes a number of guest shots,...
Among the glut of songs on the album is Wallen’s current hit “You Proof,” the song he wrote for his mother, “Thought You Should Know,” and one he recently teased from a hunting blind on social media, “Keith Whitley,” named after the Country Music Hall of Fame singer who died from alcohol poisoning in 1989.
One Thing at a Time also includes a number of guest shots,...
- 1/30/2023
- by Joseph Hudak
- Rollingstone.com
Multi-award-winning, Platinum-selling group, James Barker Band releases their Records Nashville label-debut single “Meet Your Mama,” out everywhere now. With a midtempo melody and swoon-worthy lyrics, this radio-ready love song perfectly captures the excitement and curiosity that comes while falling in love, and the eagerness to know the places and people that shaped them. Penned by Barker alongside Travis Wood, Gavin Slate, and Todd Clark, “Meet Your Mama” offers the perfect romantic gesture ahead of Valentine’s Day, with Barker singing “Girl I wanna meet your mama / Drink a beer with your old man / Ride all around your hometown / Fall for the girl you were back then.”
James Barker Band. Photo courtesy: Starseed Entertainment
Listen To “Meet Your Mama”
“This song has an honesty to it and I think that’s going to make it really relatable for a lot of people,” shares Barker of the track. “Everyone remembers that feeling...
James Barker Band. Photo courtesy: Starseed Entertainment
Listen To “Meet Your Mama”
“This song has an honesty to it and I think that’s going to make it really relatable for a lot of people,” shares Barker of the track. “Everyone remembers that feeling...
- 1/29/2023
- by Music Martin Cid Magazine
- Martin Cid Music
Multi-Platinum-selling artist Jordan Davis celebrates his second week at No. 1 on both the Billboard and Country Aircheck/Mediabase country airplay charts with “What My World Spins Around,” his fifth career chart-topping single to date. Last week (1/19) Davis hosted an intimate album preview event for his highly anticipated, second full-length album, Bluebird Days, at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. With not an empty seat in the house, Davis performed several new songs and gave insight into his new album ahead of its February 17 release. Following an intro by Umg Nashville Chairman & CEO Mike Dungan, Davis was joined on the stage by his bandmates and producer, Paul Digiovanni, and shared personal stories about recording the album before performing several new tracks for the first time including “Damn Good Time,” “Money Isn’t Real,” “Tucson Too Late,” “Fishing Spot,” “One Beer In Front Of The Other,” “Bluebird Days,” “Short Fuse,” “No Time Soon,...
- 1/23/2023
- by Music Martin Cid Magazine
- Martin Cid Music
The documentary filmmaker mentorship and funding program If/Then Shorts on Monday announced the finalists for its inaugural North Shorts Program: Six teams of diverse storytellers from the Northeast and Puerto Rico. This marks the first major development for If/Then since it moved under the umbrella of the nonprofit Field of Vision in July; it was previously a part of Tribeca Film Institute, which is in the process of winding down operations.
The fellowship and funding program is a partnership between If/Then, Points North Institute, Lef Foundation, and ScreeningRoom. Many of If/Then’s programs are open to filmmakers residing in or making films about particular regions. The North Shorts program is aiding storytellers from the Northeast and Puerto Rico to explore a range of socially, politically, or culturally relevant topics rooted in those areas.
An external jury selected six filmmaking teams to receive a $5,000 post-production grant and...
The fellowship and funding program is a partnership between If/Then, Points North Institute, Lef Foundation, and ScreeningRoom. Many of If/Then’s programs are open to filmmakers residing in or making films about particular regions. The North Shorts program is aiding storytellers from the Northeast and Puerto Rico to explore a range of socially, politically, or culturally relevant topics rooted in those areas.
An external jury selected six filmmaking teams to receive a $5,000 post-production grant and...
- 9/15/2020
- by Chris Lindahl
- Indiewire
Donovan Woods has announced plans for his new album, Without People. The Canadian singer-songwriter’s follow-up to 2018’s Both Ways, the full-length project will be released November 6th.
Recorded remotely by Woods and backing musicians during quarantine, Without People shows Woods exploring various aspects of human connection. The first release, “Grew Apart,” is a looser, funkier number that depicts someone struggling to hide his real feelings about a breakup, while the more recent “Clean Slate” describes the sensation of falling in love and wishing the past could be wiped away.
Recorded remotely by Woods and backing musicians during quarantine, Without People shows Woods exploring various aspects of human connection. The first release, “Grew Apart,” is a looser, funkier number that depicts someone struggling to hide his real feelings about a breakup, while the more recent “Clean Slate” describes the sensation of falling in love and wishing the past could be wiped away.
- 8/19/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
Though he’s responsible for creating them, Donovan Woods says he doesn’t always agree with the characters in his songs. That holds true for the Canadian singer-songwriter’s latest release “Grew Apart,” a simmering break-up tune in which the narrator bitterly attempts to shrug off his pain by concocting his own more palatable version of the story.
“Whenever somebody says your name I don’t break, I just say/It’s for the best, it’s over now/It wasn’t anyone’s fault it didn’t work out,...
“Whenever somebody says your name I don’t break, I just say/It’s for the best, it’s over now/It wasn’t anyone’s fault it didn’t work out,...
- 3/6/2020
- by Jon Freeman
- Rollingstone.com
‘The Eyeslicer’: Cult Variety Streaming Series Shifts Offline With New Festival and More — Exclusive
Cult variety TV show “The Eyeslicer” is gearing up for its second season, one that will move the streaming series into the terrestrial world with a brand new mini film festival, taking place in Brooklyn from September 14 to 17. The brainchild of creators Dan Schoenbrun and Vanessa McDonnell, the episodic series invites some of independent film’s most exciting directors to embrace their weird and experimental side in making a variety of short content, which is then weaved into thematic episodes.
The 13-episode Season 2 of “The Eyeslicer” will feature work from over 70 filmmakers, offerings that the co-creators describe as “a deep-dive into the strange, dark heart of our contemporary American hellscape, while also being an optimistic celebration of independent art-making within said hellscape.”
Starting with this new season, the internet will no longer be the series’ principal platform, but it will instead use a unique, zine-inspired mini-festival in Brooklyn and the...
The 13-episode Season 2 of “The Eyeslicer” will feature work from over 70 filmmakers, offerings that the co-creators describe as “a deep-dive into the strange, dark heart of our contemporary American hellscape, while also being an optimistic celebration of independent art-making within said hellscape.”
Starting with this new season, the internet will no longer be the series’ principal platform, but it will instead use a unique, zine-inspired mini-festival in Brooklyn and the...
- 8/1/2019
- by Chris O'Falt
- Indiewire
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