Jeannie Seely’s ‘Pennsyltucky’ home offers artists an opportunity to create and write songs in her home, much the same she did when she was alive.
Jeannie Seely’s Beloved ‘Pennsyltucky’ Home Becomes Creative Haven for Songwriters
Movie Premiere: Water Wars
The documentary Water Wars, about water rights in Texas, is available on Amazon Prime on September 4th.
Remembering Our Dolly
There will never be another human like Dolly. Any tribute feels inadequate.
Artist Spotlight: Devin Wright
Artist Devin Wright uses various original art forms to tell a story in much the same way a songwriter uses words to create song lyrics.
Devin Wright/Rabbit Trail Studios Picture Gallery
From a traditional dip-pen ink 8" x 10" illustration to a commercial full-scale mural or a handcrafted piece of furniture, Rabbit Trail Studios creates artwork that tells your story. Custom Book Covers Small Mural Original T-shirt art Section of Mural School Mural Custom Art for Gift Book Illustation Book Cover Devin Wright at Work Rosa... Continue Reading →
Emily Hackett Releases New Album ‘Must Be Present to Win’
After more than 12 years in the business, Emily Hackett has released her first full album, Must Be Present to Win, and it is an intimate look into the singer/songwriter's personal life.
Songwriting With: Soldiers Releases ‘Daddy’s Son’ for Father’s Day
Written as a tribute to their fallen comrade for his son, "Daddy's Son" honors a father’s life through the voices of those who knew, served with, and loved him.
Music Spotlight: Carrie Brockwell
Carrie Brockwell's latest album, That's Real, is a breezy country-infused Yacht Rock-inspired record that encourages listeners to embrace authenticity, let go of expectations, and simply groove.
Music Spotlight: Jordan Rainer
The Voice’s Jordan Rainer has released her debut album, The Outlaw Revival, which was fully funded through fan presales. It’s a must-hear for fans of Outlaw country.
Music Spotlight: Braxton Keith
With his newest record, Real Damn Deal, Braxton Keith proves there’s no such thing as too much fiddle or pedal steel in this honkytonk masterpiece.
Bethany Writes 