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It'll Take More Than A Tornado And A Pandemic To Stop The Music Of Nashville

Jason Isbell performs at the To Nashville, With Love Benefit Concert on March 9. Amy Harris/AP hide caption

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It'll Take More Than A Tornado And A Pandemic To Stop The Music Of Nashville

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World Cafe's Nashville correspondent, Ann Powers, talks about the state of Music City and five new releases that she's excited about.

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A Spring Roundup Of Music From New Release Season In Nashville

"In the Mountains" from Sarah Siskind's self-produced upcoming album Modern Appalachia, depicts the pastoral pull in a way that's less wistful than bracing. Brian Boskind/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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A Spring Roundup Of Music From New Release Season In Nashville

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The Nashville music community remains holed up at home, but spring still brings new music from artists like Jessi Alexander, Sarah Siskind and Kandace Springs.

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