Single Review Roundup: Vol. 3, No. 40

LGBTQIA+
BIPOC
By
Jonathan Keefe & Kevin John Coyne
October 23, 2024
Country Universe
Review

Joy Oladokun and Shaboozey lead another solid week of releases. Joy's “I’d Miss the Birds” is indicative of everything she does so very well on her latest album. And in "Highway" Shaboozey confronts a paradox of modern manhood: he knows his partner is better off alone, but he can’t live without her. To be the man that she needs, he has to leave.

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Joy Oladokun a black woman with dreadlocks and a beanie, joyfully singing into a microphone while playing an acoustic guitar, standing on a dimly lit stage. She wears a denim jacket over a graphic t-shirt.
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Queer Country

country music for people who hate Country Music™️ // featuring Amythyst Kiah, Orville Peck, Brandi Carlile & more

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Country Music Against White Supremacy

a group of BIPOC and white musicians, fans, and industry representatives committed to fighting white supremacy in country music. Take the #ChangeCountry Pledge.

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Shoes Off Nashville

The brainchild of songwriter Benn Park, Shoes Off Nashville is a multi-faceted project created to celebrate and empower the Asian Pacific Islander community in Nashville, Tennessee. Live music showcases are held and interview articles are published every month.

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