
Slow It Down (Then Drop It)
Wayne Holden Music Radio doesn't pretend the three genres it plays belong together. Country, dance, rock. That's the bill, and it's a strange one. What holds it together is melody: big choruses, songs built to be sung back at a festival. Expect the country side to lean modern, closer to Chris Stapleton and The Shires than to anything with a steel guitar and a Nashville address. Expect the rock side to sit nearer Sam Fender than to the classic-rock warhorses. As country radio in the United Kingdom goes, it's a hybrid, and that's the draw. Not for purists. Don't come here for deep cuts or crate-โฆ
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