Margo Price debuts new podcast, drops latest single 'Been To The Mountain'

Marcus K. Dowling, Nashville Tennessean
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Americana Music Honors and Awards-winning artist Margo Price begins a season of career-altering releases with the release of "Been To The Mountain," her latest single, and her Sonos Radio podcast "Runaway Horses."

She's carrying "a myth in her pocket" and "a bullet in her teeth" on her new production "Been To The Mountain," which she describes via a press release as "part one of an introspective trip into our subconscious," and "the perfect continuation of my search for freedom in my art and freedom in the modern age." She adds, "I have a lot of high hopes for this next chapter and truly believe this is the most exciting music I've ever made in the studio with my band. We have all grown so much, we operate like one single organism - it's telepathic."

Regarding the Courtney Hoffman-directed video, Price noted that her "wild visions" of "intense psychedelic experiences" will change "[her fans'] perception of the world around [them]."

Margo Price performed on 'The Late Show' with Kyshona Armstrong, Allison Russell, Adia Victoria and Kam Franklin.
Margo Price performed on 'The Late Show' with Kyshona Armstrong, Allison Russell, Adia Victoria and Kam Franklin.

Moreover, for the next month and a half, Price will also host the "Runaway Horses" podcast on Sonos Radio in the Sonos app, the Sonos Radio website, and all major podcast platforms. The program will feature six episodes discussing "the search for freedom through music and the shared human experience." Guests will include Price's creative influences and contemporaries, including Amythyst Kiah, Swamp Dogg, Bob Weir, Bettye LaVette, and Lucius.

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2022 closes for Price with appearances at the Sacred Rose, Born and Raised, and Farm Aid Festivals, plus an appearance at the Red Rocks Amphitheater with Wilco. Also, her debut memoir, "Maybe We'll Make It," will be released on October 4 via University of Texas Press. "Margo's book hits you right in the gut - and the heart - just like her songs," says Willie Nelson.

For more information on all things Margo Price, visit http://margoprice.net.

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