All American Made
Songwriter Margo Price spent nearly a decade struggling around Nashville only to have her debut, *Midwest Farmer’s Daughter*, hit the country Top 10. Spirited, sharp-witted (“Do Right By Me”), class-conscious (“Learning to Lose”), and deeply bittersweet, *All American Made* cements Price’s place alongside artists like Sturgill Simpson and Jason Isbell—keepers of the flame but never slaves to tradition. “At the end of the day, if the rain it don’t rain,” she sings on the fingerpicked folk of “Heart of America,” “We just do what we can.” It’s a tale of blue-collar hardship drawn from her own life.
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By adding a decent dose of 2017 into her classic sound, Margo Price creates something truly great in 'All American Made'.
Rising country star Margo Price expands her musical horizons past the cliché of three-chords and the truth on her sophomore…
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Margo Price throws her hat into the ring as one of the best Southern songwriters of the modern age with All American Made. Price's sophomore...
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All American Made is a testament to singer-songwriter Margo Price’s fiery independent streak.
Our review of Margo Price's 'All American Made' sees her at her lyrical best while letting her compositions take a back seat.