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Same Trailer Different Park (Album) by Kacey Musgraves

Artist Biography For Kacey Musgraves

Kacey Musgraves Born August 21 1988 Is An American Country Artist From Golden Texas. Kacey Began Singing Publicly At 8-Years-Old And Wrote Her First Song At 9-Years-Old. With A Self-Released Album Under Her Belt She Moved To Austin In 2008 Where She Was Discovered By Independent Record Label Triple Pop For Whom She Recorded Two Songs Apologize And See You Again. In 2012 She Signed With Mercury Records And Released Her Solo Debut Single Merry Go 'Round. The Song Is Included On Her Album "Same Trailer Different Park" Which Was Produced And Co-Written By Shane McAnally And Luke Laird And Released On March 19 2013. After Being Nominated For Best New Artist Best Country Album And Best Country Song At The 2014 Grammy Awards The Album Won The Academy Of Country Music Award For Album Of The Year. In June She Released The Single The Trailer Song. To Date That Talent Has Produced Cuts For Multi-Platinum Artists Such As Martina McBride And Miranda Lambert. Miranda’s Current Album Includes Kacey’s Co-Written Track “Mama’s Broken Heart” Which Rolling Stone Magazine Ranked #26 In Their “50 Best Singles Of 2011” List. Musical Influences Range From Loretta Lynn And John Prine To Bands Like Cake And The Beach Boys. Kacey Was Honored To Open For Willie Nelson Last Year And Recently Wrapped Opening For Lady Antebellum In Europe And Alison Krauss In The US. Visit Www.Kaceymusgraves.Com For More Information And Upcoming Tour Dates.

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Same Trailer Different Park Is The Fourth Studio Album And Major Label Debut By American Country Music Artist Kacey Musgraves. It Was Released On March 19 2013 Via Mercury Nashville. Musgraves Co-Wrote All Twelve Tracks And Co-Produced The Album With Luke Laird And Shane McAnally. The Album Won The Grammy Award For Best Country Album At The 56th Grammy Awards. Same Trailer Different Park Draws On Styles Such As Rockabilly Blues-Rock Country Folk And Catchy Country Pop. Its Songs Are Performed Midtempo And Written From A Middle-American Perspective Featuring Stories Of Challenges And Setbacks Faced By Men And Women Who Struggle With Their Surroundings. "Follow Your Arrow" Examines The Small-Minded Perspective Of Small-Town Life. On "Merry Go 'Round" Musgraves Sings Over A Shuffle Beat And Banjo About Emotional Material And Addictive Liabilities That Prevent People From Escaping Restrictive Lifestyles. Jonathan Bernstein Of American Songwriter Wrote That Musgraves' Characters Are "well-Wishers And Help-Seekers Deadbeats Trying To Be Better And Do-Gooders That Are Falling Behind" And That She Focuses On "small Pivotal Moments When They Come To Terms With Their Own Faults And Dreams When They’re On The Verge Of A Breakthrough Or A Meltdown." Same Trailer Different Park Debuted At Number Two On The Billboard 200 Selling 42 000 Copies In Its First Week. It Also Entered At Number One On The Top Country Albums Chart. As Of February 2014 The Album Has Sold 343 000 Copies In The US. After Winning Two Awards And Performing At The 2014 Grammy Awards Sales For The Album In The United States Increased 146%. Same Trailer Different Park Received Universal Acclaim From Music Critics. At Metacritic Which Assigns A Normalized Rating Out Of 100 To Reviews From Mainstream Critics The Album Received An Average Score Of 88 Based On 11 Reviews. Tammy Ragusa Of Country Weekly Called It "distinctive In Both Its Arrangements And Lyrics." Allmusic's Steve Leggett Commended Musgraves' "flair For Telling It Like It Is And Making It Sound Like Bedrock Obvious Wisdom" And Said That The Album Is "more Than A Collection Of Songs Just Aiming For The Country Charts." MSN Music's Robert Christgau Called Her "the Finest Lyricist To Rise Up Out Of Conscious Country Since Miranda Lambert If Not Bobby Pinson Himself." Jon Caramanica Of The New York Times Observed "a Boatload Of Identifying Details" In Musgraves' Lyrics And Called It An "acidic And Beautiful" Album That Is Indebted "at Least A Little Bit To Ms. Lambert's Durable Template." Will Hermes Writing For NPR Said That Her "wordplay Feels Effortless And Conversational" And Found Musgraves' "spirits Of Carpe Diem And Dysfunctional Romance" To Be "squarely" In The Tradition Of Country Music. Grady Smith Of Entertainment Weekly Said That The Album "continually Showcases ... Her Writing Prowess" Because "Musgraves Has A Way Of Injecting Humor Into Even Her Most Melancholic Musings." At Paste Holly Gleason Noted Musgraves "sings Unvarnished Truths" While Maintaining "the Sunniness That Is The Right Of The Young" That Is Done "With A Voice That’s Pretty But Brazen Musgraves Has No Problem Slinging Attitude Crying Bullshit Or Coyly Advocating Same-Sex Amour/dope-Smoking While Skewering Hypocrisy." In Addition Gleason Saw This Album As "a Manifesto That'll Never Come True " Which She Asked The Question "is Dignity Enough To Get By On?" And Her Response Was That By A "thin Margin But One Musgraves Walks Straight Into The Sunset." Jody Rosen Of Rolling Stone Felt That Although Musgraves Lacks A Powerful Singing Voice The Album "showcases A Songwriting Voice You Won't Hear Anywhere Else In Pop Young Female Downwardly Mobile Fiercely Witty." David Burger Of The Salt Lake Tribune Vowed That The Album "is Not Only Intriguing Vocally But Engaging Lyrically". Taste Of Country's Billy Dukes Commented That The Album "is Well-Written Edgy Yet Familiar And Coated In 'cool.'" Jerry Shriver Of USA Today Said The Songs Are "honest With Themselves And Don't Wallow In Self-Pity" And That Musgraves' Singing Is "pretty And Clear But Usually Unsentimental." In December Rolling Stone Ranked Same Trailer Different Park #28 On Its List Of The 50 Best Albums Of 2013 And Won The Best Country Album Award At The 56th Annual Grammy Awards In January 2014.

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