And, finally, another in our occasional series called My Music,where singers and musicians talk about their work, their influences and the art of their craft.If you haven't already heard of her, let's introduce Margo Price.She's up for a Grammy for best new artist next month.The 35-year-old country musician is making waves with songs about the beauty and struggles of rural Americaand about her own issues with alcohol, loss, and trying to make it in Nashville.She's also been outspoken on issues of gender equality and gun control.Price sat down with the NewsHour recently show at Washington, D.C.'s 9:30 Club. Here's a listen.When I first moved to Nashville, I didn't have a lot of life experiences.And the kind of country music that I like has always been about the struggleand the darker sides of things, divorce and drinking and the sad side of life.So, eventually, that's what my life became, for better or worse.My name is Margo Price, and I'm a singer-songwriter living in Nashville, Tennessee.
