Thursday, May 07, 2015

Taking a Genre Out of the Society in Which It Was Created

The tie between music and tradition is not a necessary one; a music listener (or bluegrass fan) must be discerning even if the melodies and vocals are attractive.

Heather Maloney has plenty to say on her lush and vulnerable new album Making Me Break, sifting through personal odysseys and burrowing into topics like feminism and war.

Posted by The Bluegrass Situation on Tuesday, May 5, 2015

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