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MARGO PRICE – ” All American Made “

Posted: November 4, 2017 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSIC
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Country star Margo Price has always toed the line between diving backward into country music’s canon and ushering an innovative future for the genre. Luckily, she’s able to do both on her don’t-you-dare-call-it-a-slump sophomore release. All American Made. Vocally, she still pays homage to the country fore mothers to whom she’s oft compared, like Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn. Looking ahead, however, Price expands her musical horizons past the cliché of three-chords and the truth. Her voice sounds stronger, more confident than on her wily, ragged debut, and her backing musicians help build a versatile foundation for her croons and screams.

MARGO PRICE – ” A Little Pain “

Posted: October 22, 2017 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSIC
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Country star Margo Price has always toed the line between diving backward into country music’s canon and ushering an innovative future for the genre. Luckily, she’s able to do both on her don’t-you-dare-call-it-a-slump sophomore release. All American Made. Vocally, she still pays homage to the country fore-mothers to whom she’s oft compared, like Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn. Looking ahead, however, Price expands her musical horizons past the cliché of three-chords and the truth. Her voice sounds stronger, more confident than on her wily, ragged debut, and her backing musicians help build a versatile foundation for her croons and screams.

MARGO PRICE – ” A Little Pain “

Posted: September 8, 2017 in CLASSIC ALBUMS, MUSIC
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Margo Price will release her sophomore solo album All American Made on October 20th via Third Man Records. The follow-up to the 2016 breakout smash Midwest Farmer’s Daughter, the new record finds Price wrestling with the travails of the road, sexism in the music industry, and the darker currents of the American political landscape. One track, “Learning To Lose,” features a guest vocal from none other than Willie Nelson.

Price recorded the album in Memphis at Sam Phillips Recording with her band of regulars that includes Kevin Black (bass), Jamie Davis (electric guitar), Micah Hulscher (piano), Jeremy Ivey (acoustic guitar/bass/harmonica), Dillon Napier (drums), and Luke Schneider (pedal steel). Matt Ross-Spang and Alex Munoz helmed the sessions, co-producing with Price and Ivey.

Price also announced a headlining tour for 2018, in addition to some fall festival slots. Check out the album’s first single, “A Little Pain,”