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Charles Wesley Godwin's 'Family Ties' aims for Springsteen-level career acclaim - Vimarsana News

Charles Wesley Godwin's 'Family Ties' aims for Springsteen-level career acclaim

The West Virginia native's most vulnerable personal work to date celebrates evocative songwriting, blue collar family values and Appalachian traditions

Source: yahoo.com
Folk/Americana Artist ISMAY Reveals Upcoming Tour Dates, Announces New Single and Music Video - Vimarsana News

Folk/Americana Artist ISMAY Reveals Upcoming Tour Dates, Announces New Single and Music Video

Fresh off their debut performance at SF Jazz’s “Americana Roots Week,” ISMAY announces additional Bay Area and Northern California shows, a new single, and a video. Recently featured as one of a select group of artists from around the world participating in the Apple TV+ Show My Kind of Country, produced by Kacey Musgraves and Reese Witherspoon, ISMAY is enjoying newfound fame and an expanding fanbase.

Why Old Dominion Headed East to Make Their New Album - Vimarsana News

Why Old Dominion Headed East to Make Their New Album

Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey discusses working with Gladys Knight, and getting inspiration from Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Proposed Sound Ordinance Strikes Bad Chord With Asheville's Music Community - Vimarsana News

Proposed Sound Ordinance Strikes Bad Chord With Asheville's Music Community

4:00 Musicians and club managers are concerned the City of Asheville's proposed sound ordinance would further crunch their already beleaguered industry. Credit exploreasheville.com Live concerts with live audiences seem so long ago—no masks, no social distancing and, also, no concern for volume. But for the first time in 20 years, Asheville officials want to update the city’s vague noise ordinance to reflect concerns and complaints from a growing residential population. And that has raised alarms in a music community nearly muted by the pandemic.  “Like, why now? Why couldn’t this b...

Source: bpr.org