Western Grunge Tapedeck

Well it is finally here, the final episode from Born and Raised and for the year! Tracer and Tucker sat down with Cole Phillips to talk all things music, hunting, influences, and ironically enough, tapedecks. You're definitely not going to want to miss this one filled with degeneracy and laughter!

Howdy folks! Gage and Tracer sit down with a few members of Uncle Lucius. They swap stories, name origin, how beneficial Yellowstone was, and many more. Sit back and enjoy a beer with the fellas, and make sure to check out their album Live in '25!

Howdy folks! This week, Libby sits down with Abe Partridge, who walks us from his years as a preacher into his life now as a multimedia folk artist. They talk about how making art became a way to heal after hard times, and how vulnerability fuels Abe’s process. The pair digs into the Eastern Kentucky scene and why small, independent venues are worth saving. There’s also a look at the music itself.. how blues and country mix in his work, plus a look at what’s next: a new album produced by Steve Shelley and plans for a label to help other artists.Intro/Outro - Trenton FletcherAbe Partridge: https://www.abepartridge.com/Western Grunge Tapedeck: https://linktr.ee/westerngrunge

Howdy cowpunks! Jarrod Morris returns to the Tapedeck fresh off the release of his new album, Day Money. Jarrod and Brennan explore the intricacies of the music industry, touching on the creative process, the impact of AI on music, and the importance of authenticity. They discuss the challenges of live performances and the evolution of recording techniques. The conversation reflects on the future of music and the significance of staying true to one's artistic vision. Don't miss it!Intro/Outro - Trenton FletcherJarrod Morris: https://www.jarrodmorrismusic.com/Western Grunge Tapedeck: https://www.westerngrungetapedeck.rocks/

Howdy folks! Libby and Kyler sit down with Luke Trimble, an Eastern Kentucky songwriter with a great 2025 debut album. They talk small venues that shaped him, the community that keeps Appalachian music alive, and the challenge of carrying that sound beyond state lines. Luke shares how childhood memories and hometown stories shape his songs, why vinyl still matters, and what it means when a tune connects with everyday people. Don't miss it!Intro/Outro - Trenton FletcherLuke Trimble: https://luketrimblemusic.com/Western Grunge Tapedeck: https://www.westerngrungetapedeck.rocks/