I chat with singer/musician, Alanna Mosley!
Listen on your favorite podcasting platform here.
Duration: 21 minutes.
I first heard her play back in early 2019 at a small bar. It was just across the street from the B.B. King Museum in Indianola, Mississippi. She was a solo act, but her guitar and voice filled the room with a very warm sound.
Alanna Mosley hails from the Mississippi Delta where the musical gene appears to be nested within all of its natives. She plays her own original songs and a wide variety of cover music that spans the musical spectrum--and always puts her own unique spin on things.
After living for some time in Charlotte, NC, she has moved back to the Mississippi where you can find her playing all over the southeast. Her and I discussed how she got started into music and what the day-to-day hustle is like traveling and performing.
And be sure to check out her cover of the song, "Someday" by 3x Grammy winner, Steve Earle towards the end of the podcast.
Be sure to check her out at www.AlannaMosley.com and watch her on FB Live as she does her Quarantunes on Saturday evenings..
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Alanna Mosley hails from the Mississippi Delta where the musical gene appears to be nested within all of its natives. She plays her own original songs and a wide variety of cover music that spans the musical spectrum--and always puts her own unique spin on things.
After living for some time in Charlotte, NC, she has moved back to the Mississippi where you can find her playing all over the southeast. Her and I discussed how she got started into music and what the day-to-day hustle is like traveling and performing.
And be sure to check out her cover of the song, "Someday" by 3x Grammy winner, Steve Earle towards the end of the podcast.
Be sure to check her out at www.AlannaMosley.com and watch her on FB Live as she does her Quarantunes on Saturday evenings..
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Great interview!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! And thanks for listening!
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