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Seriously, why do it, Seth Walker wants to know

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Singer‑songwriter Seth Walker’s latest album, his 12th, is Why The Worry, a meditation on modern anxiety

I spoke with Walker ahead of his March 27 appearance at Natalie’s Grandview in Columbus. The title track, “Why The Worry,” was inspired by a Willie Nelson quote about worry being a needless emotion. Walker’s responded with a song that ask why we allow ourselves to worry instead of learning to let worry slide.

Walker describes the record as a largely unplanned, organic project, created by casually “kicking around” songs with his band in a comfortable Nashville studio, which resulted in a relaxed, unhurried sound that calms even Walker. The album mixes originals with well-loved covers reflecting the relaxed nature of the sessions.

So set aside your worry and catch Seth Walker live in Columbus.

Or wallow in anxiety. The choice is yours!

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