The Raised Rowdy Podcast

We’ve been tight with Joe and Martina since their Terra Bella days. On their return to the podcast, we discuss the name change (it’s not what you’d expect), the marriage (non)factor in their act and some sage advice from none other than Montgomery Gentry.

Check out this weeks are episode and make note of all the hidden gems we mention in the TB/J&M catalogs.

Jordan has come a long way his days slinging merch and sleeping in the Fletch Carlton. On Jordan’s return to the podcast we get an update on the aforementioned luxury camper, but more importantly catch up on life as a dad, playing the Opry and studio stories from his new project, True Stories.

Sean Stemaly is vegan…in the metaverse!

While none of this is true, our second podcast with Sean went in a few unexpected directions. We returned to earth by discussing his new project and its diverse track list.

Give the episode a listen before Sean’s new record, Product of a Small Town, drops this Friday.

Nicky T and guest host Mike Stoll sit down with Pittsburgh raised Lakeview to talk about the important stuff: tattoos, beef and DIY shows.

These rock scene veterans are focus on writing songs that make sure the pit is full at their shows.

Check out this rowdy episode and Lakeview’s recent track, “Want It Back”.

You can hate her if you have to, but we love what we’re seeing from Ella Langley. Listen to this week’s episode to hear more about her recent pub deal to tour plans with Randy Houser in early 2022.

Also keep an eye on Ella’s YouTube page for a round of 20 questions with Nicky T.

While he’s still young (22) in the grand scheme of things Kolby has been in the game since he was a teenager playing shows across Texas. In that time he’s developed a sound that mixes a shot of sincerity and a little red dirt with a couple choice fingers (listen to Two Words if you don’t believe us).

This cocktail is on full display on his upcoming project, Boy from Anderson County. Listen to this week’s episode for details on the project and a cut of the single Excuses.

The guys from Muscadine Bloodline find a way to balance corporate focus with the itch for experimentation. This approach has made fans of rowdy party goers and committed couples alike.

Their upcoming project, Dispatch to 16th Ave., relied heavily on their focus to develop what may finally be their signature sound. The first single, Dyin’ for a Livin’, a raucous boot stomper about life on the road that pairs well with Kurt’s dobro at the end of this episode.

The couple that writes songs together, stays together…or something like that. We’ve been following Ben and Meg for a while now and while both have unique talents as individuals, it’s obvious they feed each other creatively.

 

This week we pick the couple’s minds about songwriting between chores, betting the over and the creative merch options to promote Ben’s single Hippie Speedball.

Stick around for an dowsing acoustic version of the track with Kurt on Dobro.

 

If you are in Nashville you know the buzz this week’s guest, After Midtown, have right now. After playing a few rounds of COD with country music royalty, the guys like to lock themselves in an apartment and write rock infused country anthems. The duo come from different, but all too similar, small towns and bring the fervor of basement hardcore shows to every performance.

Get to know the guys before they become the next group to bring a dynamic new sound to country radio. Stay tuned for an acoustic version of “Ain’t Doing Something Right” with Kurt on Dobro.

You know why you know Trey, but now you get to know why you should have known him all along. He has the viral hit, but did you he’s a master of the sad song?

He returns to the to discuss his recent pub deal, new EP and taking his friends on tour. Stick around for an acoustic version of What Happened to That with Kurt on Dobro.