Summary

In this episode of the Songwriter Sessions, Keith Michael Kallina discusses his musical journey, blending country, rock, and folk influences. He shares insights into his songwriting process, the concept behind his band Etta Place, and the joys and challenges of performing live. The conversation emphasizes the importance of authenticity in music and the need to support local artists and venues.

Join us for an insightful Songwriter Session with the talented Mason Marek. In this episode, Mason takes us behind the curtain of his creative process, sharing the stories and inspirations that fuel his heartfelt lyrics and distinctive melodies. From the spark of an idea to the finished track, discover the dedication and vulnerability that make Mason's songwriting so impactful.

Join us for Volume 2 of the Wilson Valley Songwriter Sessions, highlighting the captivating Natalie Metcalf! We delve into the artistry of this Austin-based songwriter, whose blend of country, Americana, and alt-country creates truly unique soundscapes.

Natalie opens up about her creative process, sharing the inspirations behind her deeply personal lyrics and the journey of her original song, "We Don't Say." Discover how her authentic storytelling and soulful voice resonate with audiences, making her a standout talent. She'll also share what it means to participate in Valley Still Sessions. Wilson Valley's video series showcasing singer-songwriters, both local and beyond, performing their original music in an intimate setting at the distillery.

Host Eley Buck Davis provides insights and commentary into what makes the Songwriter Roundup at the Mercantile a vital platform for artists like Natalie, fostering a supportive environment for sharing new music. And John Evans, owner of Wilson Valley Mercantile, moderates.

This episode is a concise look at Natalie Metcalf's compelling music and her connection to the vibrant scene at Wilson Valley Mercantile. Tune in for an intimate glimpse into her artistry and the magic of the Songwriter Roundup.