Q&A: Traverse City Band The Accidentals Talk "Time Out"
With a new album on the way, we checked in with one of Northern Michigan’s favorite bands, The Accidentals about spring shows, musical workshops & more.
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With a new album on the way, we checked in with one of Northern Michigan’s favorite bands, The Accidentals about spring shows, musical workshops & more.
Luke Combs has built a career on songs such as the heartaching "Hurricane," the sentimental "Better Together" and the party-ready "Beer Never Broke My Heart," but a new collaboration with rising bluegrass star Billy Strings shows off a different side of his music. "The Great Divide," released Monday (Feb. 1), is a timely track, reflective of the here and now in the same way as Combs' early-pandemic song "Six Feet Apart." Over a banjo-driven, lightly maudlin melody, the star takes a serious tone as he calls for unity: "We’re all so far, so far apart now / It’s as deep as it is wide / We...
Article Contributed by Sacks and Company | Published on Monday, February 1, 2021 Luke Combs and Billy Strings collaborate on a new song, “The Great Divide,” out today—listen/share HERE. Written by Combs, Strings and Wyatt Durrette, the song was produced, recorded and mixed by Chip Matthews earlier this month in Nashville, TN. In addition to Combs and Strings, the song features Charlie Worsham (acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo), Royal Masat (bass) and Eric Darken (percussion). Of the song, Combs shares, “Something that I’ve always wanted to do is write and put out a blue...