World United Music: Trent Dabbs

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Sunday, October 27, 2019

The Minstral Show – (Episode 077)

Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21^st century.

New songs and a good mix of music from the past 10 years on today’s show that continues the 10^th Anniversary celebration of World United Music.

Today’s featured artists, as always, cross the spectrum of rock, Pop and Progressive Rock with songs by Clemency, The Adam Ezra Group, Robert Plant, Ark, Fink, Trent Dabbs, Tuber and new music by Audra, Bipolaroid, Blackwater Holylight, Ecstatic Vision, and Amarante.

Music that connects you and keeps you in phase with the world around you, if only for an hour or so, its all good…so sit back and enjoy the waves, on the Minstral Show.

The Minstral Show Episode 77

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SONGS

SET 01

Clemency – Boys Choir

The Adam Ezra Group – Half a Hero

Audra – Wish No Harm

Robert Plant – Carving Up the World Again

SET 02

Bipolaroid – In My Cave

Blackwater Holylight – Lullaby

Ecstatic Vision – Grasping the Void

Ark – Wren

SET 03

Fink – Looking Too Closely

Amarante – Live for Today

Trent Dabbs – The Way We Look at Horses

Tuber – Cat Class

ALSO:

Be sure to support the artists by going to their official websites, buying their music and joining their email platforms. (See Artist Links below.)

ARTIST LINKS:

Clemency

The Adam Ezra Group

Audra

Robert Plant

Bipolaroid

Blackwater Holylight

ARK

Ecstatic Vision

Fink

Amarante

Trent Dabbs

Tuber

Special thanks to: Southbound Snake Charmers & John Palmer for their music contribution to this program.

Program Intro Song:

Southbound Snake Charmers - Cut My Time

3rd set Intro

John Palmer - Nyx

The World United Music Podcast was carried on 11 different platforms including Anchor FM, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, Castbox, Breaker, Google Podcasts, Overcast, PodBean and of course on our World United Music Blog. You can still find the show on Breaker & PodBean linked below. Hey, “Catch the Wave!”

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…and of course, here, on the World United Music Blog. 😊

Catch the Wave!

Saturday, April 13, 2019

The Minstral Show – (Episode 069)

Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21^st century.

Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21^st century.

It’s April 2019 which means it’s the 10^th Anniversary of World United Music…and so to celebrate I thought mix in a few tunes from the past into today’s podcast to reflect some of the earlier years of World United Music.

With that said, Today’s line up also features new songs by “The Lumineers, Glen Hansard, Dirty Streets and The Raft” and a look back at songs by “Brett Shady, Tom Moriarty, E.L. Heath, Black Out Mechanics South, Trent Dabbs, Elenowen, and Michael on Fire.

Twelve great alternative rock, folk and psych tunes that breaths life into the 21^st century, on the Minstral Show.

The Minstral Show Episode 69

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SONGS:

SET: 01

The Lumineers – Gloria

Brett Shady – I Will Never Run

South – Better Things

Trent Dabbs – Leave to See

SET: 02

Elenowen – The Storm

Tom Moriarty – You Rock My World

Glen Hansard – Mary

Dirty Streets – Dream

SET: 03

E.L. Heath – Seren

Black Out Mechanics – Stay on the Top

Michael on Fire – Pagan to the Bone

The Raft - Joab

ALSO:

Be sure to support the artists by going to their official websites, buying their music and joining their email platforms. (See Artist Links below.)

ARTIST LINKS:

Special thanks to: Southbound Snake Charmers & John Palmer for their music contribution to this program.

Program Intro Song:

Southbound Snake Charmers - Cut My Time

3rd set Intro

John Palmer - Nyx

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Catch the Wave!

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Trent Dabbs

About: Trent Dabbs

Growing up in the rich literary and religious environment of Mississippi, and then moving straight into the country-soaked musical world of Nashville, Trent Dabbs has many stories to tell. Like Flannery O’Connor with her short story collection, A Good Man Is Hard To Find, Dabbs pieces his own spiritual and relational questions into well crafted folk-pop albums. The ghosts of Johnny Cash, old gospel-choirs, Neil Young, and Nick Drake are heard roaming the halls of Trent’s songs.

This is especially true with Southerner, Dabbs' sixth full-length record to date. This album is both a return and a departure. The album is a return to Trent's heritage, and recalls how the South has shaped his art, but the tone is also a slight departure from his previous pop and rock-driven songwriting. The track titled, “Leave To See”, the first song written for the album, fittingly describes the paradox of more clearly seeing your home from a different place, a different perspective. Trent says that on Southerner he, “wanted to peel back the layers . . . and portray ten separate stories that have been woven into my southern life”.

An artist with a unique business sense, Trent Dabbs has forged his way through an ever-changing music industry by uniting some of Nashville’s best up-and-coming musicians in a touring and recording collective called, Ten Out of Tenn. Many of these artists such as Erin McCarley, Andrew Belle, Katie Herzig and Joy Williams (The Civil Wars), among others, have gone on to have critically and commercially successful careers as performers and songwriters. Trent’s own songs have been featured on television shows such as Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, Hawaii Five-0, One Tree Hill, Pretty Little Liars, Vampire Diaries and many others as well as in feature films. Despite these successes, Trent remains a humble and avid supporter of his fellow musicians, and anyone who is looking to create authentic art. As noted in Athens Blur, “as beautiful as the talent Trent Dabbs helps introduce to the masses, it’s his own music that merits the most attention.”

CONTACT: http://www.trentdabbs.com/contact