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22:00 Musician Oliver Wood is releasing his first solo album, called “Always Smilin.’” It features the mix of sounds and styles and catchy vocals Wood has pursued over many years with The Wood Brothers, as well as a variety of new collaborations. It's been such a strange year for most musicians. What have you been up to? Well, I had a lot of time on my hands without the usual touring that we musicians do and that I usually spend, you know, 130 days a year out in the world. So to be home was very different, of course, for all of us. But I actually found it pretty darn pleasant for the mo...

  Article Contributed by Calabro Music Media | Published on Friday, April 16, 2021 Today, Oliver Wood shares "Kindness," the second single off his forthcoming debut solo album, Always Smilin' due May 21 on Honey Jar/Thirty Tigers. In the song's premiere at Holler.Country, "Kindness" was called, "a glorious highlight of the celebratory record." The release of "Kindness" is accompanied by a video created by artist Joel Meeks using dry-erase animation (watch / share).  "The idea for the lyric 'kindness is my religion,' comes from the Dalai Lama who has expressed this sentiment in his teac...

New Orleans on "Louisiana," the latest release from her forthcoming album  Seeker (out March 26), produced by Jano Rix of The Wood Brothers. "New Orleans, Louisiana.  A mystic of cities. Every time I'm there a vibe follows me around like a ghost. Food tastes better. Music sounds better. I think I even sing better when I play there, or, am so lit up by the energy there I don't care, so I actually do," Meyer tells Wide Open Country. "The air is heavy, and there's a flavor to everything.  The streets are spooky, romantic, chipped and patina-ed.  Little boys in derby hats with bottle caps...

  Having spent years as a working musician, residing in Nashville was a good thing for Brigitte DeMeyer. Becoming a part of Music City’s vibrant community of artists and industry folks kept her busy, as she carved out her place living and working there, all while raising her young son. Originally from California, she commuted to Nashville for years; relocating full time was a leap of faith — one that paid off. And, while the work has been rewarding, the greatest rewards for the artist are the friendships and partnerships she maintains there. When an urgent need to move back to Californi...