Nakedly Examined Music #237: Maia Sharps Homey Subversion @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Nakedly Examined Music #237: Maia Sharps Homey Subversion  @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Maia has released ten lush, Americana-influenced singer-songwriter albums since 1997 and has collaborated with artists like Art Garfunkel, Bonnie Raitt, and Trisha Yearwood, and been covered by Cher, Paul Carrack, etc.

We discuss "Counterintuition" (and listen to the title track) from Tomboy (2025), "Phoenix" from The Dash Between the Dates (2015), and "A Home" from Fine Upstanding Citizen (2005) (co-written with her father Randy Sharp and popularized in a cover version by The Chicks). Intro: "I Need This to Be Love" from Hardly Glamour (1997). More at maiasharp.com.

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Nakedly Examined Music #237: Maia Sharp's Homey Subversion

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