I'd be remiss if I didn't congratulate Sturgill Simpson on METAMODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY MUSIC (2014) being certified as a gold album by the RIAA!
Sturgill has said that—among many influences on the album—one was my writing on metamodernism. I couldn't be happier about this news!
Sturgill has said that—among many influences on the album—one was my writing on metamodernism. I couldn't be happier about this news!
(MUSIC) "Living the Dream," Sturgill Simpson, METAMODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY MUSIC (2014).
"I don't need to change my strings / 'cause the dirt don't hurt / the way I sing."
What an album.
"I don't need to change my strings / 'cause the dirt don't hurt / the way I sing."
What an album.
(MUSIC) "Pan Bowl," Sturgill Simpson, METAMODERN SOUNDS IN COUNTRY MUSIC (2014).
There are so many good songs on the album—standouts include "Turtles All the Way Down"; "The Promise"; and "It Ain't All Flowers"—but this might be my favorite one on the LP.
There are so many good songs on the album—standouts include "Turtles All the Way Down"; "The Promise"; and "It Ain't All Flowers"—but this might be my favorite one on the LP.
(MUSIC) "Turtles All the Way Down," CUTTIN' GRASS (2020).
Here's Sturgill Simpson's reimagined, bluegrass version of his now-classic psychedelic-country song "Turtles All the Way Down."
Here's Sturgill Simpson's reimagined, bluegrass version of his now-classic psychedelic-country song "Turtles All the Way Down."
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