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Amythyst Kiah: Finding Roots (Redefining Yourself‪)‬ Call & Response

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Born in Chattanooga, and based in Johnson City, Tennessee, Amythyst Kiah’s sound is a blend of old-time music and fingerpicking blues with a punk-indie sensibility. Like many of us who came up in the South, Amythyst had to find and define her voice, even as she was told she couldn’t be into Green Day or into skateboarding and also play the guitar. This week’s episode of Call & Response is for the people who are facing the brave work of reclaiming themselves, for the people who have found solace in the company of a guitar, and it’s a hope for you – to keep pushing forward in your blues. For the playlist of songs curated for this week’s episode visit: https://bit.ly/amythyst.

/ Music In This Week's Episode /
Leyla McCalla, “Girl”
Precious Bryant, “Don’t Let The Devil Ride”
Sunny War, “Mama’s Milk”
Jessie Mae Hemphill, “My Daddy’s Blues”
Elizabeth Cotten, “Gaslight Blues”
Kyshona Armstrong, “Fear”
Yasmin Williams, “Through The Woods”

Born in Chattanooga, and based in Johnson City, Tennessee, Amythyst Kiah’s sound is a blend of old-time music and fingerpicking blues with a punk-indie sensibility. Like many of us who came up in the South, Amythyst had to find and define her voice, even as she was told she couldn’t be into Green Day or into skateboarding and also play the guitar. This week’s episode of Call & Response is for the people who are facing the brave work of reclaiming themselves, for the people who have found solace in the company of a guitar, and it’s a hope for you – to keep pushing forward in your blues. For the playlist of songs curated for this week’s episode visit: https://bit.ly/amythyst.

/ Music In This Week's Episode /
Leyla McCalla, “Girl”
Precious Bryant, “Don’t Let The Devil Ride”
Sunny War, “Mama’s Milk”
Jessie Mae Hemphill, “My Daddy’s Blues”
Elizabeth Cotten, “Gaslight Blues”
Kyshona Armstrong, “Fear”
Yasmin Williams, “Through The Woods”

22分