
Ashley Monroe Says Ignore Genres in Country Music and Enjoy the Sandwich
Ashley Monroe talks about the diverse genres on her album 'Tennessee Lightning' on 'Nashville Now' podcast.
NASHVILLE, TN – In a recent episode of Rolling Stone's "Nashville Now" podcast, country music singer-songwriter Ashley Monroe offered fans a glimpse into her diverse musical palette, revealing that her listening habits span far beyond the confines of country music. Interviewed by Senior Music Editor Joseph Hudak, Monroe discussed the wide array of artists that currently resonate with her. When asked about her current playlist, Monroe explained, "I'll go from like Peggy Lee, 'Me and My Shadow,' to Lynyrd Skynyrd, 'Was I Right or Was I Wrong?' And then I'll go into Neil Young, and then I'll go into Beck. It's just whatever is making me go, 'Oh yeah!'" Her comments highlight a fluid and genre-agnostic approach to music appreciation, embracing everything from jazz standards and Southern rock to folk and alternative rock. Monroe's candidness provides an interesting perspective on how artists draw inspiration from various sources, challenging the notion that musicians only listen to their own genre. Her remarks underscore a universal love for music that transcends traditional boundaries, appealing to anyone who appreciates a broad spectrum of sounds.
Ashley Monroe talks about the diverse genres on her album 'Tennessee Lightning' on 'Nashville Now' podcast.