Caitlin Rose: Blooming In East Nashville

XPN | By David Dye

Published April 9, 2013 at 3:00 PM EDT

A young darling of Nashville's music scene, Caitlin Rose just released her second album,The Stand-In. Rose moved to Nashville when she was 7, but resisted country music at first because her parents worked in the industry. Indie-rock was more her thing. Now she's doing a fantastic job of combining the two genres.

Watch Rose perform her song "Peach," live in a small studio called The Casino in East Nashville.

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