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The Alabama Take Podcast – Episode 1 – Louisa Amber Murray

On our first podcast episode of The Alabama Take, we're talking to Louisa Amber Murray from The Bear.

 

 

On our first episode, we’re talking to Louisa Amber Murray from The Bear.
From their artist page on SingleLock.com:

http://thealabamatake.libsyn.com/louisa-amber-murray-the-bear

BIO

THE BEAR IS THE BRAINCHILD OF HUSBAND AND WIFE SINGER/SONGWRITERS LOUISA MURRAY AND NATHAN PITTS.

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Based in the Shoals area of North Alabama, the couple began The Bear as a duo, but gradually added an ensemble of multi-instrumentalists. Kyle Minckler, Ben Stedman, Daniel Stoddard, and Ben Tanner accompany Murray and Pitts, rotating on drums, upright and electric basses, guitar, pedal steel, banjo, ukulele, flute, and a variety of keyboards and percussion instruments. The result is a widely varied sound that is difficult to pigeonhole but consistently surprising and exciting. The band’s sophomore album, Overseas Then Under, was recorded primarily in the band’s home, giving them unprecedented freedom to experiment and explore new sonic landscapes without the pressures of a ticking studio clock. The result is a striking blend of genres and styles, but the two singers’ voices and songs remain firmly at the center, exploring Southern tales that range from childlike innocence to murderous disillusionment.

Please subscribe on iTunes, or find us on Stitcher and GooglePlay. We should be on TuneIn and Spotify soon. OR, you can download the episode from this link:

http://thealabamatake.libsyn.com/louisa-amber-murray-the-bear

Until further notice, we plan to release a new podcast every 2 weeks. Some of them will be interviews and some of them will just be a couple of people rambling on about TV, music, movies, books, or whatever the hell else we feel like discussing.

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