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Get an in-depth, exclusive look into the music and lives of the award winning band Nu-Blu!

Name: Nu-Blu - The Stories We Can Tell (DVD)
SKU: WEEC663550
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After completing a career-defining year, Nu-Blu is determined to keep that momentum rolling. Their brand new DVD, The Stories We Can Tell, which is available now in digital and physical format. The visual project includes exclusive music videos and in-depth interviews to show fans a side of the exciting band never seen before. A free membership to the Nu-Blu Fan Club App is included with the purchase of every DVD, for even more exclusive content!

””It”s safe to say that our story wouldn”t be possible without those that have paved the way before us,”” says Daniel Routh. ””Our love for traditional Bluegrass music is what led us to where we are. We really hope you enjoy it!””

The interview portion of The Stories We Can Tell, was conducted by fellow N.C. native, and DJ Buddy Michaels. Nu-Blu members Daniel and Carolyn Routh open up about an array of challenges and tribulations they”ve had to overcome to reach the point they”re at today. Along with covering how the band was created, the project touches on how the unique sound of Nu-Blu came to be, as well as life on the road and what Bluegrass music means to the couple.

The music videos on
The Stories We Can Tellincludes many fan favorites . Songs included are the No. 1 single ””640 Battlefield Drive,”” the Top Ten charting Sawyer Brown cover of ””Gypsies on Parade,”” along with the lead single ””Still Small Voice”” featuring Country Music Hall of Fame Statler Brothers singer Jimmy Fortune and Ben Isaacs. Round it out with some Bob Dylan and the Willie and Waylon classic ””Good Hearted Woman,”” and see how the project showcases the award-winning band”s unique genre-bending sound. Nu-Blu”s Country single, ””A Lot More Love”” is also featured on the DVD.

Fans can catch Nu-Blu each week as they host the television premier bluegrass show,,
””Bluegrass Ridge.””With syndication in over 140 million homes in the US and 5 countries, it”s the largest broadcast TV show for the bluegrass genre!