Crate Dig

Fantastic Cat's Anthony D'Amato talks about the humor-filled approach and serious songwriting of a truly great band.

Today on Crate Dig, Michaela Anne reckons with the variety of dualities that fill her life and songs.

The Brook & the Bluff have built their career the old-fashioned way: one fan at a time, one show at a time, one album at a time.

On this week's Crate Dig, Cat Clyde talks about her journey from small-town Canada to her great new album, Mud Blood Bone.

"The teen years, for me, when I was learning guitar were an emotional time, so I was writing poetry and songs. But I would hear a song that would move me or I'd relate to... And I want to put this song in my own voice." - Lissie

On this week's Crate Dig, Eric D. Johnson traces his journey from the Old School to the Fruit Bats.

The Resistance Revival Chorus's founding musical director, educator, and singer Abena Koomson-Davis pairs up with social justice singer/songwriter Heather Mae who now leads the new Singing Resistance Nashville.