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““I don’t know if the word is monotonous,” Noe says, “but as boring as that may sound, that’s kinda what I do.”
“I get up every day and try to get the next thing going.” Such is life for Ian Noe, the reclusive singer-songwriter whose first two quiet country-folk masterpieces have made him an object of cult adoration among hardcore roots-music fans.”
“The light premise of the album is that the songs are all performed by a fictional band named the Canyon Falls Trailer Band.”
“Working in those oil fields more than a decade ago was the last job he ever had that wasn’t being a songwriter, he says with pride.”
“Bible County is not a real place, but the song is based on real people, on “things I know to have happened,” Noe says.”
“Many of them are inspired by the real-life men and women Noe grew up around in his home region of eastern Kentucky.”
““To me, I wrote it just about a conscious, literal jukebox.”
“He hopes the record is merely the beginning of the world hearing much more from him in the next few years.”