THE READING ROOM: Jeff Tweedy Preaches the Power of Songs
With World Within a Song: Music That Changed My Life and Life That Changed My Music, Jeff Tweedy completes a trilogy of meditative books that offer windows into his life, his songwriting, and, now, his deeply personal take on how songs shape a life.
In 2018, Tweedy conducted readers on
ALBUM REVIEW: Compassion Colors Dori Freeman’s Songs on ‘Do You Recall’
Dori Freeman would likely make a good friend in real life. Do You Recall, her compelling fifth LP, features vivid tales of romantic friction that will inspire nods of recognition, introspective monologues sure to ring true for anyone used to self-interrogation, and righteous declarations of outrage at the lousy state
JOURNAL EXCERPT: Roots Musicians Are Mobilizing With a New Wave of Unions
EDITOR’S NOTE: In honor of SAG-AFTRA reaching a tentative agreement last week and the TV/theatrical/streaming strike coming to a close, we’re sharing an excerpt of a story about the unionization efforts in the music industry from our Fall 2023 journal, available now. Order your copy or,
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SPOTLIGHT: What Jaime Wyatt Sees in The Grateful Dead’s ‘Althea’ [VIDEO]
EDITOR’S NOTE: Jaime Wyatt is No Depression’s Spotlight artist for November 2023. Learn more about her and her new album, Feel Good, in our interview, and look for more later in the month.
While many of the songs on Jaime Wyatt’s third studio album, Feel Good, reflect
THROUGH THE LENS: Shakori Hills & Dreamy Draw Wrap Up the 2023 Festival Season
This week’s column is a hybrid of sorts. It’s the last column of the year that features roots music festivals, two recent ones and two that were previously covered by ND but for which we have some great additional photos.
The recent fests are the new two-day Dreamy
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