Shelly Fairchild's guest appearances

Shelly Fairchild

INSIDE NASHVILLE with Tom Moran

Backyards of Key West Podcast with Mark Baratto

The Songwriters Podcast with Mark Baratto

Southern Americana

The Sports Guys Podcast

Crazy Women Country


Anthony Smith

Kylie Sackley

Kyle Coulahan

Scott Kirby

Nick Norman

Lee Thomas

Craig Wiseman

Cliff Cody

James T. Slater

Arlis Albritton

Taylor Marie

Julie Hill

Adam Russell

Brett Eldredge

Karen Lee

OwlTail

Welcome Friends to another Crazy Women Country Episode! In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredible Shelly Fairchild. Join us as we discuss her newest projects, women who inspire her, and get to know her better with our 20 crazy questions! Shelly was one of our performers at the First Annual Crazy Country Fest in March. She released Ride her debut album in 2005 which yielded a number 35 Billboard hit "you don't like here anymore." Since her debut, Shelly has released two additional albums and is consistently writing and recording for new film and TV opportunities. Some of her songs appeared on Selling Sunset, Shameless, and Station 19 to name a few. For more on Shelly, be sure to follow her on the latest projects and releases by visiting https://shellyfairchild.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support

Welcome Friends to another Crazy Women Country Episode! In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredible Shelly Fairchild. Join us as we discuss her newest projects, women who inspire her, and get to know her better with our 20 crazy questions! Shelly was one of our performers at the First Annual Crazy Country Fest in March. She released Ride her debut album in 2005 which yielded a number 35 Billboard hit "you don't like here anymore." Since her debut, Shelly has released two additional albums and is consistently writing and recording for new film and TV opportunities. Some of her songs appeared on Selling Sunset, Shameless, and Station 19 to name a few. For more on Shelly, be sure to follow her on the latest projects and releases by visiting <a href="https://shellyfairchild.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shellyfairchild.com/</a>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support</a>

Shelly Fairchild Interview with CWC

In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with singer-songwriter Shelly Fairchild. We talk about how her career began, how leaving her label for another was the best thing for her career, how being true to yourself is the only way to be... and of course, Dolly Parton. More on Shelly Shelly Fairchild isn’t new to the industry – but she’s far from old news. A staple in the Nashville music community, Fairchild hit the scene to much acclaim with her Columbia Records debut album Ride. The project introduced the young artist’s soulful, gospel-tinged brand of alternative country and spawned a Top 40 hit with “You Don’t Lie Here Anymore.” She toured with some of the biggest names in the format, including Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban and Tim McGraw, and began to dig her roots in the industry. She again found success in her second release, Ruby’s Money, which came steeped in a thick groove with elements of funk – but it was Buffalo, her crowd-funded 2017 release, that marks a milestone in her life and career.  “I’m sincerely grateful for both the good and bad things that have happened in my life. Everyone that I’ve met and worked with over the 20 years that I’ve lived in Nashville has made me who I am, and I will always carry that in my soul,” says Fairchild.  The Jackson, Miss. native started the project in May 2014, launching a PledgeMusic campaign in the hopes that she would find support of her endeavor – and after reaching her goal in just two days, she realized she had. Fairchild's 3rd full length studio record was fully funded and buoyed by the faith of her friends, family and fans.   The next two years saw Fairchild working with some of her most inspirational industry co-writers. “House on Fire,” an aching ballad reflecting on the weight of one’s past, was the first song that she remembers finishing and feeling confident that it deserved a spot on her record. Co-written by Fairchild along with Lisa Carver and Travis Meadows, the track features subtle but classic country instrumentation and the soft harmonies of one of her favorite bands, the Fairground Saints.  From there the singer/songwriter continued to pen songs that she felt carried an important message to either herself or the world around her.  Guided by Jeremy Lister and Carey Ott, Fairchild recorded eight of her co-written tracks for the record that would become known to her fans as 'Buffalo'.  Though she tackled some serious topics in her writing, Fairchild felt extremely uplifted by her own work and that of others.  “I love singers and songwriters,” she smiles.  I love to have camaraderie and deep friendships with great singers and musicians. I feel like our community in Nashville is so rich and some of my favorite voices are my friends. I am so fortunate to have worked with so many great artists on Buffalo like Wendy Moten, Lucie Silvas, K.S. Rhoads, Fairground Saints, and of course Carey &amp; Jeremy. My heart felt like it was going to explode by the end of the recording process." Not only does Buffalo emphasize its diversity by featuring guest vocalists, but it also highlights a wide array of musical styles and influences.  “There are a lot of different elements to the music that I make,” says Fairchild. “How do you describe some of the best bands that you know? They ended up on pop radio or on country radio, but are they really that kind of act? I have so many influences and I love having them show up in my songs. It feels like that kind of music lasts longer, because it feels real.”  As for the name of her last full length album to date, Fairchild says, "In many Native American cultures, the buffalo is a symbol of gratitude and abundance. I am from Choctaw ancestry and I completely connect with the idea that though buffalo carry a lot on their shoulders, their horns are always pointing up to the sky. There’s always this hope that the weight will be lifted." A longtime hidden gem in the trove of Nashville musicians, Fairchild continues to keep her head and her heart pointing up to the sky. Between singing background vocals for the likes of Jason Aldean, Eric Church, Martina McBride, Crystal Gayle (to name a few), appearing as a regular on The Grand Ole Opry, writing songs for film and television, touring across the country and continuously working on future projects, it is clear she is just getting started.  “At times I’ve gotten down about my own path, but when I really take a good look at it – it’s not just full of detours and dead ends,” she said. “It’s a wide path, and it’s full of so many spontaneous and amazing things.”              Website: https://shellyfairchild.com  Instagram: http://instagram.com/shellyfairchild   Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/shellyfairchild   Twitter: https://twitter.com/shellyfairchild   Spotify: https://t.co/jL6dASNf9Q   Apple Music: https://t.co/xcXLf9bWbH   Amazon Music: https://t.co/KJvcqg6WCY

In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with singer-songwriter Shelly Fairchild. We talk about how her career began, how leaving her label for another was the best thing for her career, how being true to yourself is the only way to be... and of course, Dolly Parton. More on Shelly Shelly Fairchild isn’t new to the industry – but she’s far from old news. A staple in the Nashville music community, Fairchild hit the scene to much acclaim with her Columbia Records debut album Ride. The project introduced the young artist’s soulful, gospel-tinged brand of alternative country and spawned a Top 40 hit with “You Don’t Lie Here Anymore.” She toured with some of the biggest names in the format, including Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban and Tim McGraw, and began to dig her roots in the industry. She again found success in her second release, Ruby’s Money, which came steeped in a thick groove with elements of funk – but it was Buffalo, her crowd-funded 2017 release, that marks a milestone in her life and career.  “I’m sincerely grateful for both the good and bad things that have happened in my life. Everyone that I’ve met and worked with over the 20 years that I’ve lived in Nashville has made me who I am, and I will always carry that in my soul,” says Fairchild.  The Jackson, Miss. native started the project in May 2014, launching a PledgeMusic campaign in the hopes that she would find support of her endeavor – and after reaching her goal in just two days, she realized she had. Fairchild's 3rd full length studio record was fully funded and buoyed by the faith of her friends, family and fans.   The next two years saw Fairchild working with some of her most inspirational industry co-writers. “House on Fire,” an aching ballad reflecting on the weight of one’s past, was the first song that she remembers finishing and feeling confident that it deserved a spot on her record. Co-written by Fairchild along with Lisa Carver and Travis Meadows, the track features subtle but classic country instrumentation and the soft harmonies of one of her favorite bands, the Fairground Saints.  From there the singer/songwriter continued to pen songs that she felt carried an important message to either herself or the world around her.  Guided by Jeremy Lister and Carey Ott, Fairchild recorded eight of her co-written tracks for the record that would become known to her fans as 'Buffalo'.  Though she tackled some serious topics in her writing, Fairchild felt extremely uplifted by her own work and that of others.  “I love singers and songwriters,” she smiles.  I love to have camaraderie and deep friendships with great singers and musicians. I feel like our community in Nashville is so rich and some of my favorite voices are my friends. I am so fortunate to have worked with so many great artists on Buffalo like Wendy Moten, Lucie Silvas, K.S. Rhoads, Fairground Saints, and of course Carey &amp; Jeremy. My heart felt like it was going to explode by the end of the recording process." Not only does Buffalo emphasize its diversity by featuring guest vocalists, but it also highlights a wide array of musical styles and influences.  “There are a lot of different elements to the music that I make,” says Fairchild. “How do you describe some of the best bands that you know? They ended up on pop radio or on country radio, but are they really that kind of act? I have so many influences and I love having them show up in my songs. It feels like that kind of music lasts longer, because it feels real.”  As for the name of her last full length album to date, Fairchild says, "In many Native American cultures, the buffalo is a symbol of gratitude and abundance. I am from Choctaw ancestry and I completely connect with the idea that though buffalo carry a lot on their shoulders, their horns are always pointing up to the sky. There’s always this hope that the weight will be lifted." A longtime hidden gem in the trove of Nashville musicians, Fairchild continues to keep her head and her heart pointing up to the sky. Between singing background vocals for the likes of Jason Aldean, Eric Church, Martina McBride, Crystal Gayle (to name a few), appearing as a regular on The Grand Ole Opry, writing songs for film and television, touring across the country and continuously working on future projects, it is clear she is just getting started.  “At times I’ve gotten down about my own path, but when I really take a good look at it – it’s not just full of detours and dead ends,” she said. “It’s a wide path, and it’s full of so many spontaneous and amazing things.” Website: <a href="https://shellyfairchild.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shellyfairchild.com</a> Instagram: <a href="http://instagram.com/shellyfairchild" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://instagram.com/shellyfairchild</a>   Facebook: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/shellyfairchild" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/shellyfairchild</a>   Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/shellyfairchild" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/shellyfairchild</a>   Spotify: <a href="https://t.co/jL6dASNf9Q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://t.co/jL6dASNf9Q</a>   Apple Music: <a href="https://t.co/xcXLf9bWbH" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://t.co/xcXLf9bWbH</a>   Amazon Music: <a href="https://t.co/KJvcqg6WCY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://t.co/KJvcqg6WCY</a>

Music talk with superstar Shelly Fairchild

Shelly Fairchild has solidified herself in the Nashville songwriting community, yet the Jackson, Mississippi native has endured her share of ups and downs.  Her debut album, Ride, containing the song "You Don't Lie Here Anymore," introduced fans to her vocal acumen. Outside of her own songwriting and recording, Shelly has sung background vocals for superstars such as Jason Aldean, Martina McBride, Eric Church, and Crystal Gayle.  Having proven she's not afraid to confront and conquer challenging issues, Shelly is a champion for many issues that are near and dear to her heart. You can catch Shelly at the Gulf Coast Jam in Panama City Beach, Florida, on Friday, June 4. Recorded outside on Lake Powell and near 30A's Emerald Coastline, listen to this episode as Shelly describes her musical and personal successes. 

<a href="https://www.shellyfairchild.com/home" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Shelly Fairchild</a> has solidified herself in the Nashville songwriting community, yet the Jackson, Mississippi native has endured her share of ups and downs.  Her debut album, Ride, containing the song "You Don't Lie Here Anymore," introduced fans to her vocal acumen. Outside of her own songwriting and recording, Shelly has sung background vocals for superstars such as Jason Aldean, Martina McBride, Eric Church, and Crystal Gayle.  Having proven she's not afraid to confront and conquer challenging issues, Shelly is a champion for many issues that are near and dear to her heart. You can catch Shelly at the Gulf Coast Jam in Panama City Beach, Florida, on Friday, June 4. Recorded outside on Lake Powell and near 30A's Emerald Coastline, listen to this episode as Shelly describes her musical and personal successes.

Talking shop with superstar Shelly Fairchild