What's Up! NWA and River Valley - Korey McKelvy's new song and fundraising

Korey McKelvy's new song and fundraising

02/22/23 • 16 min

Monica Hooper, Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette music writer, talks with multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Korey McKelvy shares and new song and talks about raising money for her solo album.

Listen to McKelvy's song "Might Be" at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1zk_LPQxnY

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Monica Hooper, Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette music writer, talks with multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Korey McKelvy shares and new song and talks about raising money for her solo album.

Listen to McKelvy's song "Might Be" at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1zk_LPQxnY

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Support your local news and subscribe at: nwaonline.com/podcast23/

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