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PopMatters Shares Story Of New Kate Vargas Single

It’s been a long past year of milestones for Kate Vargas since the June 2018 PopMatters premiere of a previous single, “7 Inches”.

Vargas tells PopMatters about her latest single, “Nothing Turns My Lock”: “This song started at the Holiday Music Motel in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, one of the most magical places on earth. Owned and operated by Pat Macdonald (Timbuk3, Purgatory Hill) and Melaniejane (Purgatory Hill), the place functions as a fun retro hotel year-round but, three times out of the year, 30-40 songwriters and a handful of engineers from all over are invited there for a week of songwriting. On the first night, we spin the bottle for our songwriting partners, write and record a song in about 24 hours, and then do it again the next night and the next night.”

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Vents Magazine Discusses New Music With Signe Marie Rustad

RJ Frometa sat down with Signe Marie Rustad to discuss her new song “Die With Your Boots On” as well as her upcoming album set to release in November, 2019. Rustad describes the writing process for the project: “Most of the songs off the record were written before a writer’s block that lasted about 3 years settled in. At that time, as strange as it sounds, living and breathing was about enough for me to be inspired to write – thus the title: When Words Flew Freely. Having an open mind and heart is mostly what it’s about for me to be able to write.”

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Rolling Stone Laudes Boo Ray Single “20 Questions”

The rascally charm of nomadic country-blues singer Boo Ray is on full display in the rollicking “20 Questions,” the standout track off his latest album Tennessee Alabama Fireworks. A strutting blast of Muscle Shoals R&B, the song teems with bright horns and slinky organ, as Boo Ray tries in vain to fend off the incessant grilling by his rightfully suspicious — and pissed-off — lover.

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For Folk’s Sake Sits Down With Bridge 19

When setting down to develop their new album, In the Afterglow, Louisville’s Bridge 19 had tasked themselves with something seemingly impossible. Yet, frontwomen Audrey Cecil and Amanda Lucas effortlessly twist and weave between the realms of serious lyricism and charming arrangements without coming across as twee. Following the release of In the Afterglow on 26 April, Bridge 19 were gracious enough to sit down and join in on our ongoing FFS 5 interview series.

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