Interview

If a conversation with Whitney Mann starts with who she has opened for, the Madison singer-songwriter is fine with that.
Besides, given that she's opened for Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson, it's bound to be an interesting conversation.
"It's not a weird thing because I feel like it's a good talking point," Mann said. "I don't want it to be all that I'm known for, but if I can get that conversation started and talk about my music and what I'm doing, it's a benefit."
Album Review

Mann released her second album, The Western Sky. One of its most irresistible tracks is called "Home." It begins with a warm, energetic fiddle and a country beat. It peaks with the chorus and its sweet harmonies.
The lyrics speak to Mann's idea of an idyllic place. "At night 'round the table we will sit," she sings. "And on ice tea we'll sip, as we talk about our days."
Camden and the music of Whitney Mann are about finding a place to belong, even if that place is only in your mind. "Oh, it will be all right," sings Mann in the chorus of "Home." "Oh, it will be just fine. Nothing feels as right as home."
Album Review
"The Way Back Home shines with soul and sass, reminiscent of Jenny Lewis and Kasey Chambers. Mann drapes her bittersweet lyrics with sticky tenderness and wails like a woman scorned but proud. Her singing is wonderfully expressive, sometimes smoky and sometimes high-strung and bent with bluesy insistence." -
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