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| i was one spot above Taylor Swift - Kalie Shorr | 29 juil. 2026 | 00:33:18 | |
Kalie Shorr made her debut album in a one room studio on no budget and The New York Times ranked it one of the best albums of 2019. She was placed one spot above Taylor Swift. Three months later she rang in the new year on stage with Stevie Nicks in front of 200,000 people. What happened next is the part nobody saw coming... and it involves a referee costume. Kalie talks about going viral by telling the truth with no shits given, getting her masters back, producing her own records, and the eight year 'situationship' that walked out of the fog and became a song. At the end of the ride, she climbs into the truck bed and plays us a brand new one. It's called "Fever Dreaming". Completely unreleased - heard for the first time from the back of this truck bed. Listen to Kalie Shorr Follow Kalie Shorr
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| when it rains it tsunamis - James Ghareeb | 22 juil. 2026 | 00:32:16 | |
James Ghareeb is a folk songwriter and one of my closest friends. Which means this one goes deep fast. James is in the middle of what he calls wreckage. A breakup he didn't want. A homeland under attack. Family in Beirut he checks on morning and night. You're gonna hear about the summer he was 11, when war broke out in Lebanon, the airport was bombed, and a US military helicopter carried him and one handbag out of the country while most of his family had to stay. And you're gonna hear why he doesn't believe when it rains it pours anymore. He plays for us "Time Enough". He texted me the night he wrote it and said it might be the best song he's ever written. He might be right. Sign Up for the TRUCK Newsletter | |||
| my mom punched Courtney Love in the face - DINER | 15 juil. 2026 | 00:34:32 | |
First guest ever. It took some work (and hours of mechanical repairs) to get here, but dammit did we make it happen. And couldn't be more stoked about this singer. She goes by DINER. It’s not her real name, but when you have the secrets to the world’s best french toast recipe, it’s a name you deserve. DINER is a hell of a country singer, planting her flag for the genre out here in California, not Nashville, of all places to pursue country. You're gonna hear how she’s fighting in a major standoff to win back her own masters. How she ended up on a Stagecoach stage and playing on a literal NASCAR track. And how, somewhere in all that, she figured out how to survive this industry with nobody's hand on her back but her own. And at the end of the talkin’, in the back of this 1970 Ford, sky wide open, she plays us a song nobody's heard yet. Brand new. Unreleased. Hitting air this summer of 2026. It’s called "Traditional." And trust me. It's about a whole lot more than you think. Listen to DINER https://open.spotify.com/artist/7dvHlnKgD5EWy243QylvvC?si=L14YqWsiRpKF37ljZ81laQ Follow DINER: | |||