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The 9513 has been featured in the “What’s Online” section of Country Weekly’s website and was listed as one of SunJournal.com’s favorite blogs for sampling the state of music. We’ve been referenced on GAC and the No Depression blog as well as The Clarke County Democrat, Big State Festival website, and Palo Duro Records blog for our breaking news and exclusive coverage. Our articles are often picked up by the Austin American Statesman, Reuters, Fox News and USA Today websites via the blog syndicating service BlogBurst.
The 9513’s audience is a highly targeted group of fans who visit for one reason–they love country music as much as we do. Our community includes artists, songwriters, radio DJs, promoters, label executives, journalists and, most importantly, the people who make all those jobs (and ours) possible: country music’s unwavering fans. They’re passionate about discovering new artists and music while staying updated on already established favorites.
We engage 50,000 unique visitors each month, a number that is steadily growing, and our content is sent to hundreds of visitors each day through email and RSS subscriptions.
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Ashley Gearing - “Out the Window” Gearing makes this mediocre song listenable enough that it earns a very qualified thumbs up.
Taylor Swift - “Should’ve Said No” This song is way too loud. It starts out with that nice banjo lick and then – wham! – I’m diving for the volume control.
Craig Morgan - “Love Remembers” Morgan has here abandoned the sometimes quirky, often twangy nature of his music, instead offering what sits as a startling departure from songs like “Redneck Yacht Club” and “International Harvester.”
Ashton Shepherd - “Sounds So Good” Shepherd lovingly sings her life’s soundtrack in a voice imbued with honest, lived experiences. 
Ben Cisneros chats with Star De Azlan about her upcoming record, her influences, and her plans as an artist.
Guy Clark, Joe Ely, John Hiatt & Lyle Lovett at the Paramount Theater, Austin, TX - For two hours they captivated the audience with perfectly-timed stage banter, well-oiled stories, and songs pulled from several decades of their illustrious careers.
Not only is Spirit Ben Cisneros' favorite Willie album, he dubs it Willie's finest accomplishment, claiming "Hank Williams never did anything so excellent; neither did Johnny Cash for that matter." High praise, indeed.
Brody Vercher offers up ten songs inspired the great Willie Nelson.
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