“It’s important to bring lightness to the stage.”ERIN RAE YOU KNOW your mom lives in the sticks when the local draw is the World’s Largest Cedar Bucket. “Only in America,” chuckles Erin Rae, whose mother’s current locale – near Oxford, Mississippi – has this honour. “You get these weird attractions. Like this summer, we were on our way to Red Rocks and stopped in Kansas to see the World’s Largest Ball Of Twine...”
Supersizing might be a national pastime, but it’s far from Erin Rae’s aesthetic. The Nashville-based singer’s tunes have a simple beauty and her voice a pure clarity – a little bit country, a little bit Laurel Canyon. “When Erin opened her mouth and started singing I was hooked,” says Jonathan Wilson, the producer of her bewitching new…
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MOJO (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2022