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The Nashville Number System (NNS) is a shorthand method of writing music that has been widely used in Nashville since the 1960s. The system uses numbers to represent chords, making it easier for musicians to learn songs quickly and for producers to communicate musical ideas efficiently.

For musicians, keeping steady time is essential. It is the foundation of a great musical performance. However, keeping steady time is not always an easy task, and it requires practice and dedication. In this article, we will explore different methods that musicians can use to learn how to keep steady time.

Recording music has come a long way since the early days of analog tape recorders. In today’s world, digital audio workstations (DAWs) have become the norm, but many artists and producers still swear by the warmth and character of recording to tape. In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between recording to tape and recording to a DAW, and explore the unique experience of recording to tape.

Throughout her debut release, Time Goes On, recorded with the Blue Winter’s Aaron Troyer and a number of stellar musicians, there are confessions of pain, of doubt, of fear, but never without an unwavering hope that maybe, just maybe, reconciliation lies just ahead.