ERIN ENDERLIN

Erin Enderlin sings like the heir to Patsy or Tammy, then writes like William Faulkner decided to pick up country music. People––some with big microphones––have noticed. CMT has called Enderlin “an utterly masterful songwriter,” while Rolling Stone praised her songs as “the stuff of country classics––concise, tear-stained, and all too relatable.”  Enderlin has a knack for sharply drawn––and often sad––characters. Backsliders, avengers, lovers, and victims––they’re all in her critically acclaimed albums, including 2019’s Faulkner County that Rosanne Cash heard, loved, and sent to her friend Elton John. His response was to invite Enderlin onto his podcast, Rocket Hour.

“The album is fantastic,” John said on the show. “She’s a brand new country artist––well, new to me––that I absolutely love. Wow, I do love her voice, and that whole album is very, very special.”

Regardless of the medium, stories are Enderlin’s anchor. She remains a go-to writer for contemporary stars, roots music heavy…