Lori Triplett

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Part 2 of my interview with singer-songwriter, Lori Triplett. If you haven’t listened to part 1 yet, head over to listen to that first.Part 2 of my conversation with singer-songwriter, @loritriplettmusic is live now!She dishes on a few of her favorite things and shares a dose of encouragement that we can all benefit from.And, I may or may not confess to an embarrassing toxic habit I had as a child. Thankfully, it's NOT a habit I practice anymore! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeart Radio, or whichever platform you prefer to listen to.Lori, thank you for your vulnerability, honesty, friendship, and for the beautiful music you share with the world! It makes it a brighter place!Connect with Lori on Instagram @loritriplettmusic and her website: www.loritriplett.comSlow Poison lyric video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-NAUf5UOqE&feature=youtu.beMEDICAL DISCLAIMER: All content, including text, graphics, images, audio, and other information heard on this podcast or available on our site and social media platforms are for general informational purposes only. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment in either yourself or others. Consult your personal medical healthcare provider for any medical issues that you may be having.

In today’s episode, I interview my dear friend and talented singer-songwriter, Lori Triplett. We talk about how taking big risks takes major guts.Lori shares her story and gives us a sneak peek behind her recently released EP, Slow Poison. We also talk about toxicity and how what we allow ourselves to be exposed to is what we’re going to pour out to others and our world.  Toxic in-toxic out.Our conversation has been split into 2 episodes. This is part 1.Connect with Lori on Instagram @loritriplettmusic and her website: www.loritriplett.comSlow Poison lyric video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-NAUf5UOqE&feature=youtu.beMEDICAL DISCLAIMER: All content, including text, graphics, images, audio, and other information heard on this podcast or available on our site and social media platforms are for general informational purposes only. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment in either yourself or others. Consult your personal medical healthcare provider for any medical issues that you may be having.

Back by popular demand! Join co-host Emme Lentino as she chats with the charming and talented Lori Triplett! Lori Triplett is a singer/songwriter based out of Nashville, TN. A small town Ohio native, Lori has  written, co-produced, & released 2 full-length  albums, Dawn (2004) & Safe Place to Land (2009), co-produced by Lee  J. Turner, long-time band mate of Darius Rucker, along with 2  singles, Crooked Heart (2017) & Tennessee (2018).   Her latest work, an EP entitled, Slow Poison, released on October 16,  2020. Written & recorded in Nashville, TN & produced by Chad  Carouthers, Triplett wrote or co-wrote all the songs on the project.  Her forthcoming EP, Coming Home Alone, is Triplett's first holiday project inspired by her love of sad holiday music. 

Lori Triplett is an independent singer/songwriter based out of Nashville, TN.  A small town Ohio native, Lori has written, co-produced, and released two full-length albums.  Her debut album, Dawn, (2004) comprised of songs Lori wrote in high school and her freshman year of college, was one of her first experiences in the recording studio.   This eventually led her to relocate to Nashville, TN, in 2005 where she completed her college degree and eventually recorded her sophomore album, Safe Place to Land (2009), co-produced by Lee J. Turner, long-time band mate for Darius Rucker.  More recently, she has written and released 2 singles, Crooked Heart (2017), co-produced by Jim Stewart and Tennessee (2018), co-produced by Foster Ferrell.  Her forthcoming EP, Slow Poison, (produced by Chad Carouthers) which Triplett wrote or co-wrote all the songs for, will release in October 2020, with the project’s first two singles, Same Pain and Out the Back Door, out now on all major platforms.  Lori credits her interest and growth in music to her parents, who took notice of her interest in the piano at an early age and surprised her with weekly piano lessons starting at age 7. Until recently, Lori spent most years of her music career writing and performing in the Christian music scene, but she also always kept a backlog of secular music going as well.  And although her music still has undertones of her deeply-rooted faith, her sound has evolved away from a heavier piano sound into more of a Singer/Songwriter, Alternative, Americana style, as she has been learning to play acoustic guitar and is doing much of her songwriting on the acoustic.  Influenced and inspired over the years by an immeasurable amount of various artists and songwriters like Patty Griffin, Kate Walsh, Nichole Nordeman, Tori Amos, Dan Fogelberg, Joni Mitchell, Paul Williams, Mariah Carey, Bethany Dillon, Sarah McLachlan, and Jewel, her songs are honest, intimate, vulnerable, and aim right for the heart.  Join co host Emme Lentino in this exclusive interview with Lori Triplett!

In episode 69 we look at some current campaigns by Bruce Cockburn, Bill Mallonee, The Sycomores, House Project, Matthew Smith, Lori Triplett, Jordan Whitmore, Inheritance, The 77s, We Are The Outpost, Deliverance, Renascent, and Imari Tones. Think of me as both your tour guide and filter – working to connect artists with fans and fans with artists and highlighting some excellent campaigns worth backing. I hope you enjoy the show and find something you can get behind and support. Episode 69 Show Notes: Not Worship: Bruce Cockburn – Bone on Bone (Folk/Rock) (1:55) PledgeMusic Website with “States I’m In” Bill Mallonee – Forest Full of Wolves (Americana/Singer-Songwriter) (4:02) Kickstarter Bandcamp The Sycomores – Debut Album (Americana/Gospel) (6:24) Kickstarter YouTube – The Good Shepherd  Dan & Noele – House Project (Violin/Pop) (8:12) Kickstarter YouTube – All Glory Be to Christ Website with Do You Hear What I Hear?  Worship: Matthew Smith – QuietHymns (Worship/Hymns) (10:37) PledgeMusic BandCamp  YouTube Interview  Lori Triplett – Crooked Heart (Worship) (12:47) Indiegogo Website Jordan Whitmore (aka Eufaula) – Worship album (Worship) (14:12) Indiegogo Other Side Inheritance – Worship (Worship) (17:19) Kickstarter  Rock/Metal campaigns: The 77’s – More Miserable Than You’ll Ever Be (vinyl reissue) (Alternative/Blues-Rock) (20:40) Kickstarter Bandcamp  We Are The Outpost – EP (Alternative Rock) (22:51) Kickstarter Bandcamp – The Motions  Deliverance – Camelot in Smithereens (redux) (Metal) (25.30) Indiegogo Renascent – Praise of The Lord God Almighty (Metal) (26:30) Indiegogo Bandcamp Imari Tones – Concept album of Japanese Christian History (Metal) (27:12) Indiegogo  Bandcamp ****************** Theme song, ‘Hypostatic Union’ on the project ‘The Future’ by The X-Structure creative commons license and used by permission. Bandcamp page:  The album The Future, featuring Hypostatic Union:  ****************** Facebook:  Facebook Group: Google+: Twitter @theotherccm :  Youtube:  Share The post Episode 069 * Bruce Cockburn, Bill Mallonee, The Sycomores, House Project, Matthew Smith, Lori Triplett, Jordan Whitmore, Inheritance, The 77s, We Are The Outpost, Deliverance, Renascent, and Imari Tones appeared first on Crowdfunding Christian Music - The Podcast.

In episode 69 we look at some current campaigns by Bruce Cockburn, Bill Mallonee, The Sycomores, House Project, Matthew Smith, Lori Triplett, Jordan Whitmore, Inheritance, The 77s, We Are The Outpost, Deliverance, Renascent, and Imari Tones. Think of me as both your tour guide and filter – working to connect artists with fans and fans with artists and highlighting some excellent campaigns worth backing. I hope you enjoy the show and find something you can get behind and support. Episode 69 Show Notes: Not Worship: Bruce Cockburn – Bone on Bone (Folk/Rock) (1:55) PledgeMusic Website with “States I’m In” Bill Mallonee – Forest Full of Wolves (Americana/Singer-Songwriter) (4:02) Kickstarter Bandcamp The Sycomores – Debut Album (Americana/Gospel) (6:24) Kickstarter YouTube – The Good Shepherd  Dan & Noele – House Project (Violin/Pop) (8:12) Kickstarter YouTube – All Glory Be to Christ Website with Do You Hear What I Hear?  Worship: Matthew Smith – QuietHymns (Worship/Hymns) (10:37) PledgeMusic BandCamp  YouTube Interview  Lori Triplett – Crooked Heart (Worship) (12:47) Indiegogo Website Jordan Whitmore (aka Eufaula) – Worship album (Worship) (14:12) Indiegogo Other Side Inheritance – Worship (Worship) (17:19) Kickstarter  Rock/Metal campaigns: The 77’s – More Miserable Than You’ll Ever Be (vinyl reissue) (Alternative/Blues-Rock) (20:40) Kickstarter Bandcamp  We Are The Outpost – EP (Alternative Rock) (22:51) Kickstarter Bandcamp – The Motions  Deliverance – Camelot in Smithereens (redux) (Metal) (25.30) Indiegogo Renascent – Praise of The Lord God Almighty (Metal) (26:30) Indiegogo Bandcamp Imari Tones – Concept album of Japanese Christian History (Metal) (27:12) Indiegogo  Bandcamp ****************** Theme song, ‘Hypostatic Union’ on the project ‘The Future’ by The X-Structure creative commons license and used by permission. Bandcamp page:  The album The Future, featuring Hypostatic Union:  ****************** Facebook:  Facebook Group: Google+: Twitter @theotherccm :  Youtube:  Share The post Episode 069 * Bruce Cockburn, Bill Mallonee, The Sycomores, House Project, Matthew Smith, Lori Triplett, Jordan Whitmore, Inheritance, The 77s, We Are The Outpost, Deliverance, Renascent, and Imari Tones appeared first on Crowdfunding Christian Music - The Podcast.