Heather Mae - kiss & tell & WHAT THEY HID FROM ME

LGBTQIA+
By
Rachel Cholst
March 25, 2025
Rainbow Rodeo
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Heather Mae is not short of ambition and her double release kiss & tell and WHAT THEY HID FROM ME are a powerful one-two punch of owning one's queerness in the face of trauma. As Mae mentioned in our interview last year, the plan for this project was too bold for a single album – Mae wanted to involve as many women and nonbinary people in the Nashville music scene as possible, and to leverage specific genres to spread her message.

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Heather Mae a woman with long red hair, dressed in a flowing black outfit, sits on the floor against a white backdrop, joyfully lifting a bouquet of dried flowers above her head.
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