That Brittney Spencer namechecks Reba, Dolly, Aretha, Johnny and June and Alanis serves as fair warning of what’s to come.
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A near-perfect recipe of country pop with sweet harmonies.
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Clocking in at over 140 minutes and 30 songs, Dolly isn't cutting any corners.
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Reflection is a common theme throughout the record but Tyson does it perfectly.
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Travelin’ On has enough thematic range to observe both transcendent love and the grind of workaday life.
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A huge onus is on Saltwater Hank to make the music and language meld, and he does it in an even-handed, inviting way.
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Really, truly, heart-stoppingly fantastic and almost unassailably pretty.
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A book teeming with deeply considered intuitions and observations, and some terrific turns of phrase.
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“Night of 1000 Dollys is like going to Dolly Parton church”
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East is a haunted and melancholic album, difficult and as genuinely beautiful as anything he has done.
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With 11 tracks wedged into 40 minutes and four seconds, there’s scant filler on Glory Days.
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Exes and Friends is a memorable, heartfelt collection of 10 songs worth your while.
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A refreshing new artist with a beautiful voice and lyrics that have substance.
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A debut album soaked in traditional country foundations like Waylon, Conway, George and Willie.
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Dolly Parton pulls yet another legendary move.
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