Tiera Kennedy's Next Chapter is 'More Country' Than Ever

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Carena Liptak
September 30, 2023
Taste Of Country
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Every artist who enters country music must quickly develop a strong sense of self, and for women — especially non-white women — the risk of being pigeonholed or packaged by industry executive and well-meaning teams is especially great.

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