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Ruston Kelly Finds God, and New Love, on New Album ‘Pale, Through the Window’
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One night, sitting at the piano, Ruston Kelly found God. “It was like a mushroom trip without the mushrooms,” he tells Rolling Stone. “In a moment of deep gratitude for just simply being able to play and sing, it happened. I wanted to know if God was like, a real thing, for such a long time, and let me tell you, I found out that night.”

Kelly’s spiritual transformation forms the backbone of Pale, Through the Window, his forthcoming studio album due in September. He made the album, recorded in Nashville,...
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  • 6/6/2025
  • by Jonathan Bernstein
  • Rollingstone.com
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Sara Evans Reimagines Her Own Past on Covers Album ‘Copy That’
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When she finished recording her new album, Sara Evans decided to re-watch Mad Men and found herself thinking about embodying a character like the impeccably dressed, mysterious Betty Draper.

“It came to me: ‘You know what? I should wear wigs for the album artwork because I’m copying other artists,'” says Evans, calling Rolling Stone during quarantine. “It’s a covers record, so when else can I really just go into character?”

On the cover of her new Copy That, Evans appears in a striking blonde wig, jaw set...
See full article at Rollingstone.com
  • 5/20/2020
  • by Jon Freeman
  • Rollingstone.com
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