Host Charlie Silvestri had Janie on as a special guest for an episode of his performance and interview radio program, Up Close and Acoustic.
Janie Featured on The Blues and Roots Music Blog!
The Blues and Roots Music Blog featured Janie and the inspiration behind her record, You See This River.
Listen to Janie as a Special Guest on High Regard Show!
High Regard Show interviewed Janie about her Urban Americana Holiday Party at City Winery and her song “Buy That Thing.”
“Sweet Thursday” Featured in Episode of The Miller Tells Her Tale!
Americana podcast The Miller Tells Her Tale played “Sweet Thursday” from Janie’s newest album, You See This River.
The Alternate Root Selects “Sweet Thursday” in their Top Ten Songs of the Week!
The Alternate Root spotlighted Janie’s song “Sweet Thursday” from her recent release, You See This River as one of their favorite songs of the week.
Read Live in Limbo’s Review of You See This River!
Live in Limbo reviewed Janie’s newest album, saying “From start to finish, this is an empowering and ardent album.”
Read Janie’s Interview with ZO Magazine!
Janie spoke with ZO Magazine about everything from her start in Virginia, to her time in New York City, to her current album, You See This River.
Grateful Web Announces Janie Barnett’s Urban Americana Holiday Party!
Grateful Web previewed Janie’s upcoming first annual Urban Americana Holiday Party at City Winery in New York.
Inspirer Magazine Interviews Janie as a Featured Artist!
Inspirer Magazine spoke with Janie about her album, You See This River, saying “This album is the purest, self-reflective work she has released.”
Read The Alternate Root’s Review of You See This River!
The Alternate Root reviewed You See This River in their “On The Radar” section, saying “You See This River blends front porch banjo with the Folk Rock of “Sweet Thursday”, sparkles the air with notes to wrap around “This Small World”, warms the words of “Good Crazy Thing” with lightly touched instrumentation, and toasts “Another Round Before I Go” on a bubbling beat.”
AXS Announces New Album and Upcoming Shows!
AXS featured Janie’s album, You See This River, and showcased a couple exciting shows on the horizon.
Songfacts Interviews Janie as a Featured Songwriter!
Janie spoke with Songfacts about everything from her work as a session singer to her newest release, You See This River.
Read Janie’s Interview with Women of Green!
Women of Green spoke with Janie about her newest album, You See This River, and empowering women through music.
Pause and Play Selects “Good Crazy Thing” in Their New Songs Roundup!
Pause and Play listed “Good Crazy Thing” in their weekly roundup of the best new songs out.
Country Music Life Features “Better Times Are Coming”!
Country Music Life reviewed “Better Times Are Coming” from Janie’s album, You See This River, scoring it an 84/100.
October Thoughts
Finally fall is upon us, although the hot sweltering day in the northeast still seems to impose itself, along with the extreme weather conditions around the country. But it’s all a hoax by the Chinese, right?
“How Can I Keep From Singing” Featured in an Episode of Coverville!
Cover song podcast Coverville featured Janie’s cover of “How Can I Keep From Singing” from her newest album, You See This River.
Read Lonesome Highway’s Review of You See This River!
Lonesome Highway reviewed You See This River, saying of the album, “A very impressive body of songs that just get better with repeated listening.”
Grateful Web Announces Janie Barnett’s New Album, You See This River!
Grateful Web announces the release of Janie Barnett’s new Americana album, You See This River.
July 2017
We had a fantastic weekend in Arlington, Virginia, playing for a packed house at the home of Lisa Cherkasky. I was joined in performance by my buddies from the Bacon Brothers Band, in town to play with BB at the wonderful Birchmere, as well as singer Angela Reed. All evening Friday, enjoying the Bacon Brothers show at the Birch, Lisa continued to check her phone, and by night’s end we were sold out. It was a wonderful afternoon of music and pie, not to mention full out discussions of Steve Earle’s marriage history, secret songs about secret love affairs, and alien bugs crawling in the ears of United States Senators. A magical time. Videos are out there, look on our FB page!
See you at Cowgirl on August 29th for a Songwriters In The Round hosted by the outrageously talented and prolific Emily Duff!