Laura Spink's guest appearances

Laura Spink

Folk Roots Radio... with Jan Hall

Steve Earle

James Gordon

Laura Smith

Andrew Collins

Miranda Mulholland

Dayna Manning

Mike McKenna

Kaia Kater

Jamie Shea

Sarah Smith

Grayson Capps

Matt Patershuk

Jonathan Byrd

Lynne Hanson

Corin Raymond

OwlTail

Graydon James

The Young Novelists, fronted by Graydon James and Laura Spink, have just released their third studio album “In City &amp; Country”. The album was recorded in Montreal with producer Howard Bilerman who’s worked with Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen and The Wooden Sky. According to Graydon and Laura, the album explores the idea of community through the lens of those stranger-than-fiction tales that get passed from neighbour to neighbour over a cup of coffee at the kitchen table. Each song was inspired by a different small town in Ontario – they actually travelled to and researched the history of the towns – and from those efforts distilled a group of songs that aim to tease apart what it means to belong and what it means to be an outsider, and how the communities we make share more similarities than differences. Which all sounds very intriguing. To learn more about the new album, we caught up with Graydon and Laura at home in Toronto. Visit The Young Novelists online at theyoungnovelists.com. Music: The Young Novelists “Come Around Again”, “All Alone”, “Two Of A Kind”, “City &amp; Country” from “In City &amp; Country” (2018, Self).

The Young Novelists, fronted by Graydon James and Laura Spink, have just released their third studio album “In City &amp; Country”. The album was recorded in Montreal with producer Howard Bilerman who’s worked with Arcade Fire, Leonard Cohen and The Wooden Sky. According to Graydon and Laura, the album explores the idea of community through the lens of those stranger-than-fiction tales that get passed from neighbour to neighbour over a cup of coffee at the kitchen table. Each song was inspired by a different small town in Ontario – they actually travelled to and researched the history of the towns – and from those efforts distilled a group of songs that aim to tease apart what it means to belong and what it means to be an outsider, and how the communities we make share more similarities than differences. Which all sounds very intriguing. To learn more about the new album, we caught up with Graydon and Laura at home in Toronto. Visit The Young Novelists online at <a href="http://theyoungnovelists.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theyoungnovelists.com</a>. Music: The Young Novelists “Come Around Again”, “All Alone”, “Two Of A Kind”, “City &amp; Country” from “In City &amp; Country” (2018, Self).

Interview - The Young Novelists' Graydon James & Laura Spink