Liner Notes

On this week's Liner Notes, Madeline Edwards talks about Houston, Nashville, mental health, and, of course, Jonah, whose death informs her wonderful album, Fruit.

On this week's Liner Notes, Hrishikesh Hirway searches for the proverbial stud that holds creativity in place.

On this week's Liner Notes, Mikaela Davis explains what it takes to be a harpist and a human in an uncertain world.

On this week's Liner Notes, Rebel Rae talks about what it means to be an artist in good times and in... these times.

On this week's Liner Notes, Blessing Jolie dissects what it means to emerge into life as both a songwriter and a young adult, including where those two identities overlap, as on her great new 20nothing album.

On this week's Liner Notes, Maria Taylor examines the friendships and philosophies that have filled and fueled her artistry for over 30 years.

On this week's Liner Notes, Low Cut Connie's Adam Weiner reflects on individual and collective arcs of activism and music's role along the way.

From his earliest recordings to now, Anjimile has used songs to explore every aspect of identity, from his internal core to his external facade.