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For In a recent interview with Cody Alan, the country singer revealed the "glamourous" truth behind recording music these days. "There are, like, insulated walls that I built," says Canaan. "I turn my mic around, sing towards the panels, hit record on the keyboard, throw a blanket over my head and the microphone, and I sing vocals out here." Canaan continued to share that he recorded 50 percent of his album, 'High Country Sound,' from his home studio. Sounds pretty good, if you ask us! Check it out for yourself. 'High Country Sound' is available everywhere music is heard. High Country Soun...

For In a recent interview with Cody Alan, the country singer revealed the "glamourous" truth behind recording music these days. "There are, like, insulated walls that I built," says Canaan. "I turn my mic around, sing towards the panels, hit record on the keyboard, throw a blanket over my head and the microphone, and I sing vocals out here." Canaan continued to share that he recorded 50 percent of his album, 'High Country Sound,' from his home studio. Sounds pretty good, if you ask us! Check it out for yourself. 'High Country Sound' is available everywhere music is heard. High Country Soun...

For In a recent interview with Cody Alan, the country singer revealed the "glamourous" truth behind recording music these days. "There are, like, insulated walls that I built," says Canaan. "I turn my mic around, sing towards the panels, hit record on the keyboard, throw a blanket over my head and the microphone, and I sing vocals out here." Canaan continued to share that he recorded 50 percent of his album, 'High Country Sound,' from his home studio. Sounds pretty good, if you ask us! Check it out for yourself. 'High Country Sound' is available everywhere music is heard. High Country Soun...

For In a recent interview with Cody Alan, the country singer revealed the "glamourous" truth behind recording music these days. "There are, like, insulated walls that I built," says Canaan. "I turn my mic around, sing towards the panels, hit record on the keyboard, throw a blanket over my head and the microphone, and I sing vocals out here." Canaan continued to share that he recorded 50 percent of his album, 'High Country Sound,' from his home studio. Sounds pretty good, if you ask us! Check it out for yourself. 'High Country Sound' is available everywhere music is heard. High Country Soun...

ABC Everyday Whether a sleepover is right for your family often depends on how ready your child is and how well you know who they will stay with. ( Print text only Cancel "Rose* has asked me to come for a sleepover. Can I go PLEEEEASE?" asks my eight-year-old in that really pleading, yet endearing tone that is nearly impossible to say no to. The sleepover is as-yet uncharted parenting territory for me. And to be honest, although it has come up at other times, I'm still not quite prepared to handle it. As a kid I loved sleepovers at my friends' houses. As a parent I am not sure about sending m...