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Stereo Embers The Podcast 0454: Will Dailey

micAlex Green Onlinetoday13 August 2025 17

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“Boys Talking”

Yes, it’s true that Will Dailey’s seventh album, Boys Talking is not technically out. I mean, it is and it isn’t. Hold that thought because we’re going to circle back to it. The Boston-born Will Dailey is one of the most affecting, soulful and moving singers you’ll ever hear. His back catalog, which features records like Goodbye Red Bullet, National Throat, Golden Walker and his new one Boys Talking, is a perfect discography that filled with rootsy soul, road-kissed Americana and wrenching ballads that make you miss everyone you ever lost. Will’s resume’ is a winning read: he’s signed to a major label, played with Juliana Hatfield, Peter Buck and Eddie Vedder, opened for The Wallflowers, received endless critical acclaim and played the Folk, Americana, and Roots Hall of Fame induction ceremony, paying tribute to the late Richie Havens. Will Dailey is the real deal–a singer with tremendous range and poetic prowess and if you want to classify him as one of the best kept secrets in music, that’s fine, but he’s one secret that shouldn’t be kept. So what’s the story with Boys Talking? Is it out? Yes and no. You can’t find it on any streaming service, but you can buy it from Will at his website. And as he innovates further against the current digital model, another move he’s made is to record a song that only you will hear–give him ten bucks and you get a song you can only listen to once. Art is valuable and Will Dailey’s creativity in how to distribute art is reminding us of its joy, its dynamism and that it’s not something to be thrown around or thrown away.

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