Belle Frantz – the talented, up-and-coming artist known for her classic country voice and love for gospel music – recently took some time to sit down with us on the Whiskey Riff Raff Podcast.
Fresh off the release of her first, full-length country album, Hymns From A Barstool, Frantz discussed her latest project, how she’s never shied away from covering classic hits, and why she’s always motivated to cover gospel songs. The country singer shared that her voice has many comparing her to Loretta Lynn and even Elvis, and since she’s from the same town as “The King,” she leans into the joke that she’s related to him.
Belle also touched on her love and appreciation for Reba, getting a song of her’s on Landman and playing at Taylor Sheridan’s ranch, how she juggled multiple jobs and online college before making the jump to Nashville, and a writing session with Vince Gill that she’ll never forget (and admittedly overdressed for).
You can hear about all of that and a whole lot more from Belle Frantz by checking out the interview on YouTube or making sure to download the podcast on Apple Podcasts by searching “Whiskey Riff Raff” or by clicking here.
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Cheers, y’all.
