EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 1H
Why Queer Country Can, and Must- change the music industry | Paisley Fields
from Obermann Amplified · host Kristen Obermann
Award-winning queer country artist Paisley Fields joins Kristen Ford for an honest conversation about LGBTQ+ representation in country music, independent touring, and creating authentic music in a changing industry.In this episode, Paisley shares the story behind their music, the creative process of producing albums, and what it’s like navigating the country music scene as a queer artist. The conversation dives into the realities of independent musicianship, from touring challenges and merchandise to building a supportive community through platforms like Patreon.If you love queer country music, LGBTQ+ artists, indie country, and authentic storytelling in music, this conversation offers an inside look at the passion and resilience behind the genre.We also explore how technology is changing the music industry, the importance of staying true to your artistic vision, and how community support helps independent LGBTQ musicians thrive.🌈 Topics in this episode:• LGBTQ+ representation in country music• The creative process behind songwriting and album production• Touring life as an independent country artist• Building community through Patreon and fan support• Authenticity and identity in music• Fitness, mindfulness, and life on the road🎧 Perfect for fans of:Queer country • LGBTQ country artists • Indie country music • LGBTQ singer-songwriters • Independent musiciansChapters:00:00 The Future of Music & Artistic Expression32:32 Creating Authentic Music38:22 Touring and Boundaries45:09 Merchandise and Community Engagement57:16 Fitness and Mindfulness#QueerCountry #LGBTQCountry #CountryMusic #QueerArtists #IndieCountry #LGBTQMusic #PaisleyFields #KristenFord
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