Everyone who knows Caitlyn personally, knows that she finds the art and appreciation for a good love letter. Here in “Blog” format, you can read letters written by Caitlyn for the listener. This could be updates on new songs, stories from live shows, or random rants of the heart.
As a songwriter, I often get asked, “How did you come up with that?” Especially once people find out I’ve written anywhere between 50 and 365 songs a year since 2012. The truth is: they’re not all good. In fact, 90% of them get written, forgotten, and never meet an
Where Should I Eat? I’m all about food that doubles as an experience when I travel, so I tried to keep that in mind with these recommendations. Most of these spots aren’t downtown, so just a heads-up if you find yourself wandering Broadway drunk and hungry without a car. I
Once upon a time, I turned 31. It was full of adventures, friends, food, and fun. Let’s talk about it… I always try to take some time to celebrate my birthday. This year I wanted to make it special, but also keep it pretty-low key. Life has been busy and
I turned 31 this last week, and like every year, birthdays stir up a mix of emotions for me. This post is part birthday reflection and part birthday celebration. Birthdays never sit well with my soul. It’s ironic because I absolutely adore celebrating people on their birthdays, I’m just not
I am trying to not only grow older, but too also grow wiser. I’ve learned you can re-invent yourself. If you don’t like who you are – be someone else. Change your name, your style, your sense of humor, your ‘identity’. You can start over and change so many things
There is so much to love about Nashville, but there are a few things that have been making me say, “What the F, Nashville?!” #1 The Sales / Alcohol Tax I’m not traditionally one that is big into shopping, and lord knows I typically find it a waste of money
Well it’s official y’all, I’ve been in Nashville for one week! This week has been a whirlwind of the most diverse feelings of overwhelming frustration, deafening silence and loneliness, all the way to astonishing adoration for this city and the people I’ve connected with thus far. I have been tip-toeing
“So you’re going to leave behind a good job, your dog, your boyfriend, your house, your family, your friends, all these good stable things in your life, for a 5% chance at ‘making it’ That’s bold”.
I hope this song reminds you of the good moments you’ve experienced in your life, and maybe helps you process any upcoming losses you may face.