In this episode, Bella chats with her new friend Justin Bloss, a singer-songwriter from Tulsa, OK. Justin shares how he accidentally got into songwriting, touring with John Moreland and more

In this episode of Undefined, Bella chats with Gainesville native and Sister Hazel vocalist Drew Copeland. They discuss the band's new album, Sand, Sea, Crash & Debris, their experiences touring, the influence of Tom Petty, their dedicated fanbase, and more. Learn more about Sister Hazel here:

https://www.sisterhazel.com/

In this episode of Undefined, Bella chats with Will Johnson, a multi-talented musician, writer, and painter from Texas. Will is the frontman of the bands Centro-matic and South San Gabriel and has an impressive solo career, with his brand-new EP Sleuthed/Full Cuts out now. He currently plays as a multi-instrumentalist with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. In this conversation, Bella and Will discuss his musical beginnings, his friendship with Jason Isbell (including how he inspired one of Jason's songs), life on tour, the potential reunion of Centro-matic, his painting endeavors, and much more. A huge thank-you to Will for coming on the show—it was an absolute pleasure to chat with him! For more information on Will, visit: https://will-johnson.com/ Follow Will on Instagram: @WillJohnsonTX Listen to his solo record No Ordinary Crown: https://will-johnson.com/no-ordinary-crown-out-now/ Catch Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit live this summer: https://www.jasonisbell.com/shows Follow Bella: @Bella.steiert | @UndefinedwithBella Listen to Undefined LIVE on Rebel Radio Mondays at 1 PM CST on 92.1 in Oxford, MS, via the Radio FX app or online at https://myrebelradio.com/

In this episode of Undefined, Bella chats with Matt Patton—bassist for the Drive-By Truckers and owner of the record label and recording studio Dial Back Sound in Water Valley, MS. They discuss the history and artists of Dial Back Sound, Matt's musical journey, the Oxford music scene, Southern Rock Opera, and more.

Special thanks to Matt for inviting me to the show!

If you're in the Oxford area, be sure to check out the Dial Back Sound Vinyl Pop-Up Shop, now open in Water Valley, MS. Located at 20 Main Street, across from the Casey Jones Museum and next to the TIN Space, the shop is open daily from 9 AM to 5 PM. Visitors can browse and sample any of the 15 DBS releases currently in print using the turntable setup on-site. If you hear something you love, you can purchase a record for $20 using the Venmo or PayPal QR codes posted on the wall, and take a copy home from the crate below the player.

All proceeds go directly toward continuing Dial Back Sound's mission to support lifelong musicians, often at little or no cost to them.

No staff needs to be present—stop by anytime!

Learn more about Dial Back Sound and its incredible work here:

https://dialbacksound.com/