McGonigel's Mucky Duck

Many a green song writer has squeezed callow lyric from near-empty diaries, hoping that one day life might catch up with their words. Robyn Ludwick entered the world of song primed by years of life lived. When pen did come to paper, it teemed with ink—and was driven by a hand softened by love and strengthened by life.

Her earliest nights found her sprawled across the folding chairs of many a Hill Country dancehall, eyelids closing on her grandparents, as they twirled each other over creaky wooden floors. Her older brothers would grow to be Two of Texas’ favorite sons, Bruce and Charlie Robison.

Some part Mary Gauthier, some part Sugarland, some part country Dylan, all parts love and lust and desire, Ludwick brings it strong and true. 

So in all seriousness, if you are the kind of person that likes to catch a rising star, catch Ludwick's now. Her music is powerful and outside the mold of Nashville and outside the Country-Rock community of Tift Merritt, Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow.

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