Podcast appearances and mentions of alice wallace

 We talk with Alice Wallace on this episode about her recent release “Here I Am,” (released June 2024) imposter syndrome, and the endless way to write a song.     Four years ago, Alice moved to Nashville after more than a decade in southern California, and Here I Am is the first of her albums to be recorded in true Music City style, backed by alineup of world-class musicians and recorded in two whirlwind days with no rehearsal. Produced by Nick Buda (Taylor Swift, Martina McBride, Dolly Parton), the album features some of the most talented musicians Music City has to offer. In addition to Nick Buda on drums, the record features GRAMMY-winning guitarist Kenny Greenberg (Willie Nelson, Wynonna Judd, Hayes Carll), bassist Ted Pecchio (Doyle Bramhall II, Susan Tedeschi), and keyboardist Jimmy Wallace (The Wallflowers).   “This is an album about reclaiming myself–as an artist, as a woman, and as a person navigating a world that is beautiful and confusing and harsh,” she says. Since releasing her last LP, her life has changed immensely - a cross-country move, a career unexpectedly halted in 2020, falling in lovemore deeply than before, and being heartbroken more painfully than she ever knew she could be. “All of those changes gave me a chance to examine myself in ways I never had. This album covers a spectrum of emotion I haven't been brave enough to share on an album before,” she continues. “This album is me.”   Check Alice out here—  Website: https://www.alicewallacemusic.com  IG: Alicewallacemusic  Facebook: Alice Wallace   

Four years ago, Alice Wallace moved to Nashville after more than a decade in southern California, and 'Here I Am' is the first of her albums to be recorded in true Music City style, backed by a lineup of world-class musicians and recorded in two whirlwind days with no rehearsal.  Produced by Nick Buda (Taylor Swift, Martina McBride, Dolly Parton), the album features some of the most talented musicians Music City has to offer. In addition to Nick Buda on drums, the record features GRAMMY-winning guitarist Kenny Greenberg (Willie Nelson, Wynonna Judd, Hayes Carll), bassist Ted Pecchio (Doyle Bramhall II, Susan Tedeschi), and keyboardist Jimmy Wallace (The Wallflowers).  The album's title hints at her deeply personal, confessional songwriting style, one that invites the listener to gaze at her beating heart as each intimate secret pours out, propelled by a powerful, expressive delivery that marks her as one of the true vocal talents of her generation.  Topics discussed include empathy in songwriting, the breakthrough of pursuing music full-time, the move to Nashville, recording in the snow, and more. ______________ This episode is brought to you by Magic Mind. Magic Mind is a “mental performance shot”, an addition to your daily routine, that gets you focused, mentally clear, motivated, and productive while reducing stress, with mushroom nootropics and adaptogens plus over 100% of your daily vitamin C and D per bottle! It is 100% Safe- all ingredients are third-party tested, sourced from the best suppliers You have a limited offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code JRODCONCERTS20 at checkout You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/JRODCONCERTS20 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guests Alice Wallace and little brother Dave Montgomery join us for this week's episode to discuss "More Adventurous" from Rilo Kiley. Plenty of other conversation including the LA country scene, Mule Kick Records, Post Malone, the Bluebird, male guilt, Jenny Lewis, alternative radio in 2004, beeps and boops, and we still don't know the meaning of 11/11/46.  Jenny needs to come on the show to explain!And, we weren't very nice about "Ripchord" which, on any album, would be a song that I'd probably really dig. Sorry Blake! Give a listen and let me know your thoughts!Check out Alice Wallace at: alicewallacemusic.com Check out Rilo Kiley at: https://www.rilokiley.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or one all your favorite podcast providers like Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

A podcast for musicians, music lovers, and anyone who loves a good story! In-depth discussions about the music industry & gig life with a variety of musicians & creatives from all over the world!@gigstorieswithmusicpeopleEp. 29 - Kaitlin Wolfberg@beatnikwolfgirlhttps://soundbetter.com/profiles/275581-kaitlin-wolfbergOriginally from Cleveland, OH, Kaitlin has been based in LA for over a decade now. She's an in-demand String Arranger and Violin/Viola player with an impressive resume that includes performing at the Grammy's with H.E.R. in 2020, writing string arrangements for the Monkees, jamming on stage with Los Lobos, and playing on a ton of records. Some recording highlights include Moby, The Lemon Twigs, and Alice Wallace to name a few! She's performed all over the country and the world with a long list of bands, and it was an awesome chatting with her about some of her experiences, she's got great stories and was really fun to talk to! Check out her soundbetter.com profile for more about her or to get her rates!Host:Evan Mykl Chudnow @evanonthebass @the_spaceminthttps://www.thespacemint.com/http://www.evanonthebass.com/https://gig-stories-music-people.captivate.fm*At the moment I have no sponsors, so if you'd like to support this podcast the best thing is to share it on social media or with someone who might be interested! If you want to go above and beyond that and help ensure more episodes you can also purchase my music (including the podcast theme song Smith Type Johnson) at https://evanmykl.bandcamp.com/ or even make a contribution on Venmo @Evan-TheSpacemint any help is very much appreciated!Thank you for listening!

Last month, Alice Wallace and Caitlin Cannon, a.k.a. Side Pony stopped by KXFM for a visit with AM Radio - fresh off the road from Nashville, in town to celebrate their album ('Lucky Break') release at Campus Jax in Newport Beach. Alice is a long time friend of the show, and Caitlin is a new friend - and the visit was a pleasure - Alice and Caitlin showcased their perfect harmonies and songwriting prowess with the listening audience - you can find them at https://www.sideponyband.com/, and on all the socials @sideponyband. Enjoy!

MAKING A SCENE PRESENTS AN INTEVIEW WITH ALICE WALLACE AND CAITLIN CANNON OF SIDE PONYFrom the moment they first sang together, Alice Wallace and Caitlin Cannon knew they had something, they just didn't know what to call it. The “lovely harmony,” extolled by The Boot after the release of their first single, “Lucky Break,” in April 2021, describes musical kismet that can't be manufactured or even learned. As artists with vastly different styles and personalities, the pair recognized there was strength in the depth of their differences. A shared love for a heartbreaking hook and punchy turn of phrase led to an album's worth of co-written songs that deftly straddle the line between class and crass. This demanded they finally put a name to that intangible something between them--they call that thing Side Pony.

Las novedades de #Americana llenan nuestra mesa y la apertura de nuestro TOMA UNO de hoy llega con el séptimo álbum de Blackberry Smoke que con el título de You Hear Georgia es una nueva profundización en sus raíces y nos deja temas como “Ain’t The Same”, que habla sobre los veteranos de guerra que sufren trastorno de estrés postraumático cuando regresan a casa y se encuentran solos. Damos un salto hasta California para escuchar el regreso de los Wallflowers, que lidera Jakob Dylan y de los que no sabíamos nada en forma de disco desde 2012. Exit Wounds es un disco que honra la condición humana y así queda reflejado en canciones como “Roots And Wings”. También es el momento de la vuelta de Gary Louris con Jump For Joy, en el que encontramos tema de la frescura de “Almost Home”, que comenzó como una idea para un jingle de una compañía de telefonía. Volvemos a California para fijarnos en la publicación en vinilo de 180 gramos de tres álbumes dobles de los Eagles, Eagles Live, The Millenium Concert y Long Road Out Of Eden. El segundo de ellos tiene que ver con el concierto del 31 de Diciembre de 1999, el último en el que los Eagles se presentaron como quinteto, pues el guitarrista Don Felder fue despedido en 2001. Es la primera vez que se publica de forma independiente. Hablando de temas en directo, Margo Price y Nathaniel Rateliff fueron los protagonistas. del último CMT Croosroads para dejarnos momentos tan especiales como una versión de “Prisoner of the Highway”, que formó parte del último álbum de Margo, That's How Rumors Get Started. Y el primer álbum oficial en directo de Norah Jones nos permite la añoranza de "Cold, Cold, Heart", una balada de honky tonk imprescindible de Hank Williams que data de 1951, que ahora está interpretada con una clara tonalidad jazzística. Dentro de nuestras fronteras, queremos llamar la atención sobre All Around Folks, un cuarteto de estudiosos de la música reunido en Madrid, que filtra folk, rock y música indostaní logrando puntos de encuentros como los de “Something Old, Something New”, saltando barreras y ampliando horizontes. Por otra parte, Alice Wallace y Caitlin Cannon han decidido formalizar su unión como dúo bajo el nombre de Side Pony y “Lucky Break” es la primera muestra sonora de su aventura conjunta, con una visión totalmente contrapuesta a la que nos suele dejar esta pandemia. No sabemos cómo daros las gracias a todos y cada uno por los fantásticos datos de audiencia de TOMA UNO según la 1ª Ola del Estudio General de Medios (EGM). Tan solo podemos citaros para la próxima semana a partir de la 1 del mediodía, las 12 en Canarias, sábado y domingo, y procurar que la mejor #Americana nos envuelva de nuevo. Todos necesitamos un lugar en el que sentarse y esperar, donde aprender de los mayores, enamorarse, cantar, calentarse, escuchar la naturaleza, quitarse la tensión… Por eso Dios hizo un porche delantero y así lo cantaba Craig Campbell hace ya nueve años. Escuchar audio

Never before released live music from Alice Wallace at Live From The Divide in Bozeman, MT. Enjoy!

Why should care homes and home care agencies champion LGBT+ rights?Ramses Underhill-Smith is the MD of the UK's first LGBT+ home care firm. He shares his own personal insight into why it matters. Alice Wallace, director of charity Opening Doors London says every care setting should get Pride In Care accreditation.

This episode features two singer songwriters, Caitlin Cannon and Alice Wallace. Friends and songwriting partners, they got together in Durango, Colorado over the summer, both to get Alice out of the humidity of Nashville and to write songs. The two are hilarious together, and write really good songs--both alone and together. We chatted about co-writing, mermaids (just have to listen) and the creative process. https://www.caitlincannonmusic.com/ https://www.patreon.com/CaitlinCannon Venmo: @CaitlinCannon1 http://PayPal.Me/CaitlinEddins?fbclid=IwAR2Ijti-mhAsXYLeum5GVQtBprqBl7a5jAe0ZgM_9bxHWNmf6Rf1WDHPX1Y (PayPal.Me/CaitlinEddins) https://www.alicewallacemusic.com/ http://paypal.me/AliceWallaceMusic?fbclid=IwAR1Vdi9SHkLKbxW5LPb_nyuw90W4uyC6kKwL0tA_XWTqbFiw1ca7N-RGBM8 (paypal.me/AliceWallaceMusic ) Venmo: @alicewallacemusic

Host Jason Wickens sits down with California-based Americana singer-songwriter Alice Wallace. We discuss how listening to artists like Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris helped her shape her vocal style. And how a bootleg recording of Jewel turned her on to the last art of yodeling. 

“It’s a song about taking the risk to do what you love,” Alice Wallace says of the soaring track, “The Blue,” which yields a lyric entitling her spellbinding new album. With Into the Blue, the California-country singer-songwriter conjures the atmospheric sound of the Golden State’s canyons and deserts, mountains and crashing waves, its crowning beauty and its tragic losses. At the same time, the supple-voiced Wallace tells her own and others’ stories, weaving tales that resonate as we grapple with so many disturbing national issues. Into the Blue is Wallace’s fourth album but marks her debut on the brand-new Rebelle Road label, an imprint founded by a trio of women dedicated to strengthening the California Country music community and expanding visibility for female artists in the Americana/roots genre. “They care so deeply about giving women a stronger voice in the music industry,” Wallace attests. Having spent the past six years writing songs and touring the nation – from AMERICANAFEST® to county fairs, barrooms to coffeehouses – Alice Wallace is ready to break out. “It takes bravery to ‘sail away into the blue’ and grab it,” she says. “It took me until about six years ago to finally take the plunge, quit my job and go for it. I haven’t looked back since.” It was after Wallace’s return to her birth state of California that she fully embraced her calling as a singer-songwriter. Her musical family had relocated to rural St. Cloud, Florida when she was a child. She grew up around the sounds of her parents playing guitars and singing, with “Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, their favorite,” she recalls. She also absorbed the country-rock of ‘70s-era Linda Ronstadt on the turntable. “I really taught myself to sing by mimicking their styles,” she says. “The powerful belt that Linda has. The emotive lilt to Emmylou’s voice. Trying to navigate those different elements helped me find my own voice nestled in between all that.” She first picked up a guitar at age 10, with her dad teaching her to finger-pick at 15, and by senior year in high school, Wallace was performing original compositions at the local Borders bookstore. It was in college that she discovered yet another calling: yodeling, that haunting vocal style that blends blues, country, and western. Wallace’s own “A Little Yodel” added her to the ranks of legends Patsy Montana and Carolina Cotton. In 2008, when the Wallace family relocated back to Southern California, she joined them. There, she began focusing on writing, performing, and touring, both solo and with a band. Since 2013, she performs some 200 dates a year. One of those with whom she’s shared stages is singer-songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard, who says she and her “stunning” songcraft have that “Steve McQueen ‘Cincinnati Kid’ cool.” Pundits agree: she won the 2017 Female Vocalist of the Year at the California Country Awards and the previous year’s Best Country/Americana Artist at the L.A. Music Critic Awards. She was recently singled out by the Los Angeles Daily News and Pollstar for her “dead-on lovely version” of Ronstadt’s “throbbing” “Long Long Time” at the “Palomino Rides Again” event celebrating the legendary California honky-tonk. Into the Blue represents Wallace’s evolution as a recording artist, showcasing her growth as a songwriter as she embraces a fuller sound, backed by some of Americana’s most distinctive players. Co-produced by Steve Berns and Rebelle Road’s studio veteran, songwriter and musician KP Hawthorn (who’ve made a name for themselves working with artists in the West coast Americana scene), the album is brimming with soul. The formidable rhythm section, including drummer Jay Bellerose (Bonnie Raitt, Elton John, Aimee Mann) and bassist Jennifer Condos (Jackson Browne, Graham Nash), underpins instrumentation ranging from Tom Bremer’s crunchy electric guitar to Kaitlin Wolfberg’s lush string arrangements to keys and pedal steel from Jeremy Long (Sam Outlaw). Wallace uses an intoxicating array of vocal styles to bring her songs to life: a dusky alto on “The Lonely Talking” (co-written with KP Hawthorn); gospel-tinged belting on “When She Cries” (inspired by the end of a six-year drought in California), and a soaring soprano on “Santa Ana Winds.” The latter, a country-rock chronicle of California’s devastating wildfires, is a co-write with Dallas artist Andrew Delaney, a frequent collaborator whom she calls “the most brilliant lyricist I’ve ever met.” Wallace inhabits his stirring “Elephants,” giving voice to women who refuse to be “quiet as a mouse in a room full of elephants.” The Wallace-Delaney-penned “Echo Canyon” is, she says, “a southwestern cowboy ballad that’s a modern take on a yodel song.” Wallace’s heart-wrenching “Desert Rose” tells of a young mother’s struggle to give her baby a better life across the border. Lyrically, the heart of the album is the luminous anthem, “The Blue,” says Wallace. It describes her own journey to “get over my fears and go for the thing I love the most.” She knew that being a traveling troubadour and committing herself fully to music could be a dangerous choice. “In some ways, I wish I had done it sooner,” she says. “But I’m also glad I have the life experience to help fuel my songwriting and survive life on the road.” The highly charged emotional feel of “The Blue” derives in part from its exquisite layered harmonies – Wallace’s vocals joined by those of her father, mother, and brother. Known as “blood harmony,” when kinfolk sing together, it conveys a rapturous kind of purity and strength. That buoyancy radiates throughout Alice Wallace’s Into the Blue, lifting her listeners up, transporting them into the world of a seasoned troubadour looking back from a dream realized and dues paid without regret.

2020 es un año "raro". Pero raro raro. Por eso, cuando acabamos de llegar a su ecuador, hemos echado la mirada atrás y hemos recopilado hasta 11 canciones convertidas en clásicos que varios artistas de Americana han devuelto al presente en estos meses, dándoles un nuevo sentido, una dimensión diferente, un tinte melancólico y cercano, especialmente en tiempos de pandemia como los que sufrimos. Empezamos con Blackberry Smoke, una de las bandas más poderosas de la escena del Southern rock, fortaleciendo su estatus con grabaciones como su último EP Live From Capricorn Sound Studios, donde rinden homenaje a ese mítico edificio situado en Macon, Georgia, con diferentes versiones de temas clásicos que fueron registrados entre aquellas paredes. La apertura de ese trabajo y del programa de hoy es esta imponente versión de “Midnight Rider”, un tema de hace medio siglo que The Allman Brothers Band incluyeron en su segundo álbum, Idlewild South. A pesar de la reunión de Brooks & Dunn, el dúo más sólido de la escena del country desde la década de los 90, Ronnie Dunn quiso realizar una fugaz visita a un par de docenas de canciones que le han influido muy directamente a lo largo de su vida y las reunió en el álbum Re-Dunn: Twenty Four Hit Songs abarcando una enorme cantidad de estilos y propuestas sonoras. Parecía inevitable que el artista tejano echara mano de “Against The Wind”, que Bob Seger grabó hace 40 años para dar título a uno de sus LPs más brillantes y reafirmarse en su deseo de mantener la integridad personal según sigues caminando hacia delante, contra el viento. En los últimos tiempos estamos asistiendo a una sucesión de encuentros naturales entre distintas culturas verdaderamente enriquecedoras. La Americana es el mejor lugar de acogimiento para que, por ejemplo, el vocalista Eric Burton y el guitarrista Adrian Quesada formaran Black Pumas hace tres años. El resultado de poner en común sus experiencias anteriores en las tierras de Austin, dio como resultado un primer álbum de título homónimo que ha tenido una cercana continuación con una versión a esa reflexión sobre la lucha diaria que Tracy Chapman tituló “Fast Car” en 1988. Gretchen Peters, la veterana artista de Bronxville, en Nueva York, y una de las cantautoras más apreciadas, ha publicado el álbum The Night You Wrote That Song: The Songs of Mickey Newbury, en el que ha hecho suyas las narraciones de un trovador ya de por sí tan personal como Mickey Newbury. Dentro de una selección incontestable, Gretchen ha puesto un énfasis especial en su interpretación de “San Francisco Mabel Joy”, un tema que cuenta las experiencias californianas de un muchacho de Georgia y que el músico tejano dejó para historia como parte del álbum Looks Like Rain de 1969. La californiana Molly Tuttle es otra de las artistas que se ha manifestado especialmente activa en los últimos meses, colaborando en distintos proyectos junto a los músicos de Old Crow Medicine Show y poniendo al día sus propios archivos. De esta forma recuperó una versión de “Helpless” que había hecho durante las sesiones de When You’re Ready y con la banda de Ketch Secor culminó los arreglos coincidiendo con el medio siglo de historia desde que Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young publicaran la versión original para su álbum Déjà Vu. Townes Van Zandt es siempre un refugio al que poder acudir. Volver a los sonidos clásicos que han servido de cimientos para el edificio de la música popular es casi una necesidad. Así lo ha hecho Tracy Grammer, pareja artística del fallecido Dave Carter, con quien formó uno de los dúos de folk más recomendables de la última década del siglo XX. Tras cuatro álbumes como solista Tracy nos regaló una versión con un evidente tinte emocional de "If I Needed You", conservando fielmente el espíritu con el que fue creada cuando formó parte en 1972 del álbum The Late Great Townes Van Zandt y que el cantautor tejano dedicó a su productora Anne Mittendorf Eggers. Muy poco antes de la llegada de la pandemia, la californiana Alice Wallace decidió mudarse a Nashville para dar más amplitud a su trabajo. Su álbum Into The Blue es uno de esos discos siempre recomendables que pudo presentar en directo en su visita a España. Coincidiendo con la celebración de 14 de febrero, Alice recordó uno de aquellos discos que sonaban en el hogar familiar y decidió hacer una versión especial en single de vinilo y edición limitada. Era “Long Long Time”, que su heroína Linda Ronstadt había grabado hace 50 años para su álbum Silk Purse, el segundo de su carrera en solitario. Para dar el toque íntimo de la composición de Gary White se puso en manos del productor Doug Lancio y dejó que su voz se meciera con el violín de Xander Hitzig. Yendo a la tradición más básica de la country music que fue la inspiración de algunas de las figuras punteras del nacimiento del folk rock y el country rock en los comienzos de los 70, Tessy Lou Williams, convertida en una de nuestras nuevas favoritas, encontró a los Osborne Brothers y decidió versionar “Pathway Of Teardrops”, un tema legendario que ya habían cantado dos referentes del bluegrass contemporáneo como Rhonda Vincent o Alison Krauss. La artista de Montana persiste en su emocionado y respetuoso regreso a las esencias y los modos tradicionales. Tanto como líder de los Textones como en su carrera en solitario, Carla Olson ha mantenido el entusiasmo por preservar la herencia de aquellos sonidos que escuchábamos en la segunda mitad de los 60 y primeros 70. Su último disco, Have Harmony Will Travel 2, establece una perfecta intersección de folk y country rock clásico con paisajes californianos. De esta forma nos ha regalado una deliciosa versión de la composición de Richie Furay "A Child’s Claim to Fame", que nos sitúa en 1967 y en el segundo álbum de Buffalo Springfield, además de en el vibrante Deliverin’ de Poco. Como invitados ha contado con Timothy B. Schmit, junto a quien interpreta el tema a dúo, e incluso con Rusty Young tocando el banjo, el dobro y la guitarra acústica. John Hartford fue imprescindible para que el bluegrass progresara y la experimentación marcara un desarrollo del estilo que parecía casi imposible. El músico neoyorquino fue también una pieza clave en sus fusiones naturales con el country y el folk, dejando un legado que en los últimos tiempos está siendo reconocido por los más diversos músicos de la Americana. En estas fechas sale a la luz On The Road: A Tribute To John Hartford, donde un buen puñado de músicos que han crecido con sus enseñanzas. Y es inevitable que "Gentle On My Mind" aparezca como una referencia de sus creaciones, siendo además el mayor de sus éxitos. The Infamous Stringdusters, la banda de bluegrass con sede en Nashville que se caracteriza por saltarse casi todos los protocolos del género, ha dejado una versión respetuosa y enternecedora de la canción. La herencia más directa del sentimiento outlaw se refleja en Lukas Nelson y Shooter Jennings, descendientes directos de Willie y Waylon, y que grabaron juntos el tema central de la serie de Netflix The Ranch versionando “Mammas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys”, la canción que compuso el matrimonio formado por Patsy y Ed Bruce advirtiendo a las madres de la dureza de la vida de los vaqueros como para que sus hijos lo sean. Lukas y Shooter han evocado la primitiva grabación de sus padres en 1978 y hoy nos sirve de despedida de este primer fin de semana de Julio y nos emplaza para el próximo en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Americana songwriter Alice Wallace raps with Amy Wright about her upbringing, her California Country Award, and her 2019 LP release, Into the Blue. Recorded May 2019 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alice Wallace joins us at Folk Alliance Festival in New Orleans, to talk about her album "Into The Blue", her show at Rambling House Sunday February 23rd, and more! "Into The Blue" Music: The Blue Santa Ana Winds

Imogen chats to Alice Wallace about her UK tour, 'Into the Blue,' her musical journey and women in music.

It's another tasty episode of The Hollywood Honky Tonk Music Show with Grant Langston. Bringing you the best in Country, Americana and Roots Rock Music from Southern California.  This show features great tracks from Gethen Jenkins, I See Hawks in LA, Paul Greene, Alice Wallace, Kimmi Bitter, Nick Stockton, Rob Leines, The Dime Box Band, Mister Paradise, Kaz Murphy, and Roebuck and The Two Dollar Bill Band. You can touch base with the show site at www.hollywoodhonkytonkmusic.com

Alice talks about the amazing year she's had, with a new album, and touring it around the world - and shares her upcoming plans!

We chat with Alice, and play songs from her latest album, 'Into the Blue' released earlier this year. Enjoy!

Pipeman Interviews Alice Wallace at Hometown Rising 2019This show is broadcast live and hosted by The Pipeman aka Dean K. Piper, CST every day 10am – Noon ET on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com), W4VET Radio, K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).

Pipeman Interviews Alice Wallace at Hometown Rising 2019Pipeman in the Pit is a segment of The Adventures of Pipeman (#pipemanradio) broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com), W4VET Radio, and K4HD Radio - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Pipeman Interviews Alice Wallace at Hometown Rising 2019Pipeman's Power of Music is a segment of The Adventures of Pipeman (#pipemanradio) broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com), W4VET Radio, and K4HD Radio - Hollywood Talk Radio (www.k4hd.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Andrew Delaney is a songwriter, producer, teacher, filmmaker, and comedian from the Dallas, TX area. Find all things related to Andrew here: https://www.andrewdelaneymusic.com/Andrew's intro song was "Elephants" and can be downloaded here: https://music.apple.com/us/album/elephants/1213290496?i=1213290595This song has also been covered by Alice Wallace and can be found here: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/elephants/1337886324?i=1337886331Andrew spoke about the following songwriting competitions/festivals:Falcon Ridge Folk Festival: https://falconridgefolk.com/The Kerrville Folk Festival NewFolk Competition: https://www.kerrvillefolkfestival.org/new-folkRocky Mountain Folks Fest: https://bluegrass.com/folks/lineup/songwriter-showcaseSongwriter Serenade: https://www.songwriterserenade.com/Andrew spoke about producing albums by Emily Barnes and Justin Pickard: Emily's album Rare Birds can be pre-ordered here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/322138005/rare-birds-a-new-record-by-emily-barnes?ref=project_buildJustin can be found here: http://www.justinpickard.com/Andrew spoke about Justin Farren: http://www.justinfarren.com/Andrew and Tom spoke about Wes Collins: https://wescollins.com/Andrew mentioned cowriting a song with Rachel Laven: http://www.rachellavenmusic.com/Andrew was invited to the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival: https://hplfilmfestival.com/films/howardAndrew Mentioned Ordinary Elephant and their cover song of his original "Australia".  Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30rZfre3q8wAndrew spoke about cellist Madeline Herdeman, who played cello on Elephants. https://www.reverbnation.com/musician/madelineherdemanTom Mentioned his favorite Andrew Delaney songs:Elephants:https://music.apple.com/us/album/elephants/1213290496?i=1213290595Lina: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/lina/1213290496?i=1213291023Groove On: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/groove-on/1213290496?i=1213290590Seven Wonders: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/seven-wonders-requiem-for-andre-the-giant/1409944019?i=1409944605The Night I Killed Bubbles the Clown: https://andrewdelaney.bandcamp.com/track/the-night-i-killed-bubbles-the-clown-liveNot in My House: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/not-in-my-house/891100937?i=891101786The Comedian: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/the-comedian/1409944019?i=1409944732Rise and Shine:https://music.apple.com/ca/album/rise-shine-pheonix-dactylifera/1409944019?i=1409944463Please subscribe to the podcast via any podcast app.  Feel free to email singersongwriterpodcast@gmail.com with any questions or comments.Https://www.tommeny.com

Visit our new Podcast/Audio portal at http://dittytvradio.com for 24/7 audio music entertainment and our complete catalog of on demand podcasts. Southern California artist Alice Wallace talks about deciding to make music her career and the release of her new album "Into the Blue".

"The Blue" by Southern California singer/songwriter Alice Wallace from her new album, Into the Blue, released on Rebelle Road Records, has been named one fo the 10 Best Country and Americana Songs to Hear Now - along with songs by Blake Sheldon.  That is pretty good national company for a woman who is is pure California country music. Her fourth album, Into the Blueharks back to the 70’s artists like Joni Mitchelle and Jackson Brown who did not have all the answers but knew how to sing the questions.  Folky, romantic, soulful, and always melodic, Alice is eclectic Americana, organic, probing but understanding and often topical. Winner of an LA MUSIC CRITIC Award, Alice has performed at LA’s legendary country venue the Palomino Club,  as well as many others in her average 200-gigs year. The album marks her debut on the brand-new Rebelle Road label, an imprint founded by a trio of women dedicated to strengthening the California Country music community and expanding visibility for female artists in the Americana/roots genre. The song, is pure gold, as Rolling Stone reminds us. And, theirrepressible Trevor Douglas will drop in to let us know about new shows and new music.

 Rebelle Road, a music platform/label/promotion and production organization founded by industry executive Karen Rappaport McHugh, along with artists KP Hawthorn and Adrienne Isom, to expand support and touring opportunities for women in country music by assembling knowledge and resources and putting together events and other opportunities with women as the main attraction. Rebelle Road organized a gathering as part of 2018’s South By Southwest festivities in Austin, released its first album last month -  a country stunner by Alice Wallace - and is heading to SXSW2019 to further its agenda of blazing new trails for Americana and Country music, especially California country music. Salvador Santana writes music that is both fun on the surface and deep in meaning.  He throws himself into projects that bring a positive spin to the world, and make a lot of people not only better off, but happy.  No wonder that at a young age he has accumulated more praise and accolades than most people ever do in their lives. He comes by his music honesty – his family has long been a creative force in music, especially his father, the Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana.  Salvador’s instrument is not the guitar, it is the keyboard and the lyric, which he wields with deft skill and unbridled joy.  He is working on new projects and has new songs out and we are so happy to have them and to welcome an old friend v- and new father – Salvador Santana is tunes

Southern California singer/songwriter Alice Wallace’s new album, Into the Blue, to be released this week on Rebelle Road Records, is pure California country. Her fourth album, it harks back to the 70’s artists like Joni and Jackson Brown who did not have all the answers but knew how to sing the questions.  Folky, romantic, soulful, and always melodic, Alice is eclectic Americana, organic, probing but understanding and often topical. Winner of an LA MUSIC CRITIC Award, Alice has performed at LA’s legendary country venue the Palomino Club,  as well as many others in her average 200-gigs year. The album marks her debut on the brand-new Rebelle Road label, an imprint founded by a trio of women dedicated to strengthening the California Country music community and expanding visibility for female artists in the Americana/roots genre. Screamin’ Rachael – Rachael Cain --  named the “Queen of House Music” by Billboard Magazine,  was the first house artist to sign a major label deal. She launched the Hip House sound when she recorded Fun with Bad Boys with Afrika Bambaataa and has collaborated with  artists including Bambaataa, Marshall Jefferson, Colonel Abrams, Grandmaster Melle Mel.  An early signer to and now President of Trax Records, Rachael returns to her strong Chicago alternative roots with Don’t Make Me Lonely  while working on the production with Van Christie of Die Warzau.  She released a new single I Am House,  and celebrated the release of the soundtrack to new film series, The Vamp Bikers Trilogy, which Cain coordinated and appears on and which includes the original “Boom Boom” from TRAX, source of friction with Kayne West for his sampling.   

Happy New Year! Von and Rachel divulge their NYE adventures. We also discuss making the cut for board games and proper wedding behavior (hint: it includes open bars.) Music in this episode: Quaker City Night Hawks - “Better In The Morning” (QCNH) Neville Jacobs - “Makeup of a Fool” (Neville Jacobs) Left Lane Cruiser - “Booga Chaka” (Claw Machine Wizard) Jon Reynolds & The Aches - “Tomorrow’s News” (A Fear Of) Deau Eyes - “Paper Stickers” (Single) Alice Wallace - “This Lonely Talking” (Into the Blue) Meat Puppets - “Warranty” (Dusty Notes) Liz Brasher -- “Body of Mine” (Painted Image) Criminal Hygiene - “Hardly News” (Run It Again) Float Here Forever - “Brilliant Mind” (Tour the Ruins)   Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Welcome to the most recent episode of AM Radio – where the ‘AM’ stands for Americana.  This week we play music from Eilen Jewell, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Rosanne Cash, and we preview more from Alice Wallace’s album on Rebelle Roadshow Records that will available everywhere January 18th.  Enjoy!

Alice Wallace, a friend of KX935, and amazing singer/songwriter is releasing a brand new album – coming out January 18, called ‘Into the Blue’, and she has given a preview to AM Radio, which we will, in turn, give to you – enjoy!

Welcome to the latest episode of AM Radio – where the AM stands for Americana Music – experience music from Rosanne Cash, Jim Lauderdale, Dave Alvin, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and SoCal artists Emily Zuzik, Alice Wallace and Mark Christian.  Enjoy!

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - Poor Cleopatra    Tumbledown House - Buttons In Me   Cindy Kalmenson - Hold On                 Claudia Nygaard - Georgia Boy   Flagship Romance - Nemesis Alice Wallace - Echo Canyon Tumbledown House - Clever Crocodile Claudia Nygaard - Twelve Little Red Heartaches Cindy Kalmenson - Livin 80 Proof For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Shane Marie Devine at: Visit our Sponsor Far West Folk Alliance Conference at: Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - Poor Cleopatra    Tumbledown House - Buttons In Me   Cindy Kalmenson - Hold On                 Claudia Nygaard - Georgia Boy   Flagship Romance - Nemesis Alice Wallace - Echo Canyon Tumbledown House - Clever Crocodile Claudia Nygaard - Twelve Little Red Heartaches Cindy Kalmenson - Livin 80 Proof For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Shane Marie Devine at: Visit our Sponsor Far West Folk Alliance Conference at: Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - Poor Cleopatra    Tumbledown House - Buttons In Me   Cindy Kalmenson - Hold On                 Claudia Nygaard - Georgia Boy   Flagship Romance - Nemesis Alice Wallace - Echo Canyon Tumbledown House - Clever Crocodile Claudia Nygaard - Twelve Little Red Heartaches Cindy Kalmenson - Livin 80 Proof For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Shane Marie Devine at: Visit our Sponsor Far West Folk Alliance Conference at: Visit our Sponsor Bandzoogle at:

Welcome to another episode of AM Radio – this week with special guest Alice Wallace – 2017 California Country Awards Female Vocalist of the Year, and 2016 LA Music Critic Awards for Best Country/Americana Artist and Best Official Music Video (female)… Alice is a local Orange County musician, and a hard working one at that – she’s been […]

Calvin talks to Lydia Loveless & Gorman Bechard about the Who Is Lydia Loveless? Documentary and plays three touchstone tracks from Lydia’s career. Also on this episode, I’ve got the new retro rock album from Beth Lee & The Breakups! Plus I’ve got the new blues album from the Mike Eldred Trio, the new rock & roll album from The Wild Ponies, and the new albums from Robert Ellis, Yarn, & Hot Buttered Rum. I’ve also got more new music from Hayes Carll, Moreland & Arbuckle, Alice Wallace, Town Mountain, Margo Price, Stone Cupid, & Keegan McInroe. "The Who Is Lydia Loveless? documentary shines a light on the rising stars of rock (Ep299)" originated from Americana Music Show.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - A Thousand Miles Ashleigh Flynn - Dirty Hands & Dirty Feet Rebecca Folsom - Back of My Heart Freddy & Francene - You Are Not My Maker Susie Glaze & The Hilonesome Band - The Mountain Spark & Whisper - Grandma's Song The Bombadils - Hour of the Blue Show Ragged Union - Simple Life                                      For Music Biz Resources Visit  Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - A Thousand Miles Ashleigh Flynn - Dirty Hands & Dirty Feet Rebecca Folsom - Back of My Heart Freddy & Francene - You Are Not My Maker Susie Glaze & The Hilonesome Band - The Mountain Spark & Whisper - Grandma's Song The Bombadils - Hour of the Blue Show Ragged Union - Simple Life                                      For Music Biz Resources Visit  Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit  This show includes the following songs: Alice Wallace - A Thousand Miles Ashleigh Flynn - Dirty Hands & Dirty Feet Rebecca Folsom - Back of My Heart Freddy & Francene - You Are Not My Maker Susie Glaze & The Hilonesome Band - The Mountain Spark & Whisper - Grandma's Song The Bombadils - Hour of the Blue Show Ragged Union - Simple Life                                      For Music Biz Resources Visit  Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at Visit our Sponsor: Far West Alliance Conference at

Southern-Californian Americana artist Alice Wallace discusses her new album, the art of yodeling, and her experience touring as a female solo artist. [...]

Southern-Californian Americana artist Alice Wallace discusses her new album, the art of yodeling, and her experience touring as a female solo artist. [...]

Southern-Californian Americana artist Alice Wallace discusses her new album, the art of yodeling, and her experience touring as a female solo artist. [...]

If you didn’t already know… L.A.W. are the award winning production and DJ duo Lisa & Alice Wallace. These formidable sisters have already stamped their mark on techno culture by holding residencies from the UK to Ibiza. You can hear their music on some of the most taste making labels around like Hans Bouffmyhre’s Sleaze, Sutter Cane’s Driving Forces, Tom Hades' Rhythm Convert(ed), Rebekah’s Decoy and recently seeing their remix for Dave Clarke put out on the legendary CLR. Their Exclusive Death Techno set is as edgy and tough, as it is diverse. Tracks featured by Virulent, Frankyeffe & Markus Bohm, Subjected, Wirrwarr, Mark Morris, Fabrizio Lapiana and more… 01. KAPOOR : self belief [Four Sides] 02. R.N.T.S. : answer [Etichetta Nera] 03. GARRETT DILLON : untruths (Virulent Remix) [Dystopian Rhythm] 04. HANS BOUFFMYHRE : burrow [Unknown Territory] 05. FRANKYEFFE & MARKUS BOHM : a613 [Afulab] 06. ALEX TOMB : 2000 reasons to remember (Aerts Remix) [LCD] 07. SECLUDED : blocked (Subjected External Remix) [Sleaze] 08. WIRRWARR : shadow glimpse [Decoy] 09. SINTOMA : cardeoide 2 [Illegal Alien] 10. CAVE DJs : achtung [Shout] 11. DAVE CLARKE : storm (L.A.W. Remix) [CLR] 12. FIXEER : arkanoid (Mark Morris Remix) [Illegal Alien] 13. REBEKAH : zero point [CLR] 14. ONTAL : penetration [Ontal Series] 15. FABRIZIO LAPIANA : 1003B [M_Rec LTD] 16. ONTAL & 2ND GENO : shock [Ontal Series] 17. DUALIT : rant [Fifth Wall]