Watch Washed Out Play Live From Home
Washed Out, the project of Georgia singer/songwriter/producer Ernest Greene, performs live from home in Atlanta exclusively for WNRN. Check out the band of the band performing two songs from the forthcoming album Purple Noon due [...]
Courtney Marie Andrews Explores Hurt And Healing On ‘Old Flowers’
After the end of a nine-year-long relationship, one that had spanned nearly her entire adult life, Courtney Marie Andrews channeled raw emotion into ten immaculate portraits of a woman grieving lost love and [...]
Devon Gilfillian Talks About Struggles, Success And His Debut Album
A soulful singer-songwriter who built his reputation with live performances in Nashville, Devon Gilfillian released his debut full-length album Black Hole Rainbow in January. The album comes after signing a deal with Capitol [...]
John Craigie’s Organic Chemistry on ‘Asterisk the Universe’
Well known for his clever and humorous songwriting, folk singer John Craigie kicks it up another notch on his seventh studio album, Asterisk the Universe. With influence from Bob Dylan and frequent collaborator [...]
Slow Burn: The Jayhawks’ Marc Perlman on Making Music 35 Years In
Despite breakups, reunions, member departures and deaths over their three decades together, Minneapolis band The Jayhawks have continued to make great music, a trend which continues on new album, XOXO. The group that [...]
Kim Richey Revisits An Old Friend On A Re-imagined ‘Glimmer’
After 20 years, singer-songwriter Kim Richey chose to revisit her 1999 album, Glimmer. She switched up the track ordering, and rerecorded songs with different, more stripped-down instrumentation, and A Long Way Back: The [...]
Nathaniel Rateliff Insists ‘And It’s Still Alright’
After finishing his second record with backing band the Night Sweats, energetic front man Nathaniel Rateliff found himself dealing with leftover emotions and materials that didn’t feel quite right for the group. It [...]
Phoebe Bridgers Invites You to Her World on ‘Punisher’
Throughout her sophomore album Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers brings a sense of community to her music. She has a knack for crafting lines that almost effortlessly voice the anxieties of her generation, and even [...]
Indigo Girls’ Emily Saliers On “Going Back” and Looking Forward on New Album Look Long
The Indigo Girls’ fifteenth studio album, Look Long, is a focused look into the past, calling upon old friends and memories, revisiting untold stories, and remembering what they’ve learned over the duo’s 30+ [...]
Chuck Prophet Talks San Francisco, Songwriting, & Soul Music
Chuck Prophet’s newest release, The Land That Time Forgot, originally slated for May 13th and now coming August 21st, is a critical reexamination of the Bay Area which the singer-songwriter has proudly called [...]
Nicole Atkins Brings it to the Boardwalk on Italian Ice
Nicole Atkins’ latest album Italian Ice is titled to reference her Sicilian roots and the sweeter parts of life. Atkins’ goal for the album was simply to produce something to make her feel [...]
David Bromberg’s Big Road Through The Blues
David Bromberg’ss album Big Road may be new but the record starts from an old familiar place. Even now Bromberg, who was tutored by famed blues guitarist Reverend Gary Davis while living in [...]