News & REviews
Billboard - “Kelsey Waldon Praises Independence On 'All By Myself'“
"All By Myself" is a traditional county number, with a rhythm section that evokes the '70s and plenty of sharp lead guitar work. The new clip for the track finds Waldon singing – alone, of course – in various poorly lit locales.
Read the review here: https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/country/7415603/kelsey-waldon-all-by-myself-video
NPR - “Review: Kelsey Waldon, 'I've Got A Way'“
On her second album, I've Got A Way, this plain talker from western Kentucky paints scenes from her own sentimental education within Nashville's vital young Americana/country scene, her delightfully direct language and delivery enhancing vivid musical settings that demonstrate her vast understanding of the traditions she mines.
Fader - “Kelsey Waldon Debuts ‘You Can Have It’“
The brightest country debut of 2014 might very well have been Kelsey Waldon’s The Goldmine, a record as sensitive as it was tough, with a few tunes like “High in Heels” written on a par with Merle and Townes. Now the Nashville singer from Monkey’s Eyebrow, Kentucky, is back with a much-awaited followup, I’ve Got a Way, due to be released on August 12. Today, she’s debuting her second single from the record, “You Can Have It.”