NewTown to make appearance on SiriusXM's Bluegrass Junction
NewTown recently stopped by SiriusXM in Nashville to talk about their latest album, Old World, released by Mountain Home Music Company.
Kati Penn Williams and Jr. Williams will share some background about their latest singles, "Naomi Wise," an old English murder ballad written in modern times and "Heart of Stone," a stylistic song by Tyler Childers about a woman who does what she has to do to survive when hard times strike.
To acknowledge Veterans Day and the sacrifices of so many, Kati and Jr. will also discuss the song "Forgotten War," which explores the struggles with PTSD many veterans face.
"We had a great time as always with our friend Kyle Cantrell at SiriusXM. Our focus was Old World, our newest recording on Mountain Home Music Company, featuring songs that have the feel of being written from faraway places in times gone by. Please tune in and enjoy," says Jr. Williams.
Learn more about NewTown and check out their tour dates at thenewtownband.com and on Facebook, and listen to Old World HERE.
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