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Gypsy Bells

Posted On August 14, 2014
Brianna Lea Pruett‘s latest album Gypsy Bells is her 5th release, a folk album filled with yearning melodies and insightful lyrics. Of Choctaw, Cherokee, and Chickasaw heritage, she talks in our interview about the mentality of being “Urban Native”, growing up in the city while maintaining ties to her culture and family stories. We discuss her background as a photographer/poet/filmmaker as well as the new album she’s working on. Where to listen:8/19 Tuesday (today)
2pm Pacific/5pm Eastern and 7pm Pacific/10pm Eastern on nv1.org8/20 Wednesday
12pm Pacific/3pm Eastern and 6pm Pacific/9pm Eastern on nv1.org8/21 Thursday
10am Alaska/11am Pacific on knba.org 5pm
Pacific/8pm Eastern on nv1.org

 — with Brianna Lea Pruett.

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